Re: starting ssh port forwarding from inetd

1999-11-04 Thread Bernhard Rieder
Robert Varga wrote: > Try to conform to the standards. > .. > If you want to use ssh, then use portforwarding on the client side. If you > use it on the server side, then you need to teach the POP3 client ssh, > which is not really feasible. I want to use it un the client side. Maybe I expresse

Re: starting ssh port forwarding from inetd

1999-11-04 Thread Robert Varga
On Wed, 3 Nov 1999, Bernhard Rieder wrote: > Hi, > > I'd like to secure my pop3 ans smtp ports with ssh, > but I'm not sure hoe to set it up. > Is there a way to start it from inetd? Try to conform to the standards. Use stunnel to set up an SSL proxy for the 110 port on the POP3S port (995).

Re: starting ssh port forwarding from inetd

1999-11-03 Thread Bernhard Rieder
aphro wrote: > > i see 1 rproblem there there is no POP3 server on the pop3 line so there > is no way to read mail without the actual pop client. if your that > paranoid go with something like IPSEC, or use a POP server that supports > APOP(obsolete?) or SSL. as for SMTP ..well use IPSEC. i hope

Re: starting ssh port forwarding from inetd

1999-11-03 Thread aphro
i see 1 rproblem there there is no POP3 server on the pop3 line so there is no way to read mail without the actual pop client. if your that paranoid go with something like IPSEC, or use a POP server that supports APOP(obsolete?) or SSL. as for SMTP ..well use IPSEC. i hope your not planning on enc