Andrew R Reid said: > 1. Which packages do I need to install to get a ssl encrypted IMAP server > running?
stunnel will ssl-enable any imap server(same for pop, and many other kinds of servers). > > 2. How can I set up Exim so that my boss can send email through our > company web server from anywhere in the world without opening myself up to > relaying for everyone? He uses GRIC global roaming Internet - and every > ISP he dials into needs a different SMTP server to be entered into his > mail client (Outlook 98). I recomend using a VPN of some kind. you can try going the SMTP auth route, but VPN is probably a better bet. Chances are good if he has to change servers on each dialup the ISP is possibly blocking outgoing SMTP to block spammers. VPN has other advantages as well(like not needing IMAP/SSL). I also provide webmail(via squirrelmail) to company users as well. In addition to webmail, IMAP/SSL, POP/SSL, VPN, they have dialup(toll free) as well. > > I've thought about setting up a password to access EXIM, but I can't seem > to find a way to do it in the documentation. I also don't know if a > password would override the lack of relay_domains. some sort of SMTP auth would work, I've never looked into it, I much prefer VPN. my last company, for win32 users we used cisco VPN 3005s, they worked well. for Unix users we used vtun(despite having cisco software for linux and solaris). nate -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
