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Subject: Re: CitrixICA for linux
What about requesting the mail directly to the NT machine?
(i.e. configuring a POP3 entry at KMAIL)
> If I remember, this has to do with a setting
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Subject: Re: CitrixICA for linux
Patrick O Neil wrote:
> Someone spent a lot of time trying to guess/crack pop3 passwords.
> Their response was to eliminate pop3 and imap to boot.
So what you're
Patrick O Neil wrote:
> Someone spent a lot of time trying to guess/crack pop3 passwords.
> Their response was to eliminate pop3 and imap to boot.
So what you're saying is that the cracker perpetrated a successful
long-term denial-of-service attack--with the help of the IT
department.
> In any
What about requesting the mail directly to the NT machine?
(i.e. configuring a POP3 entry at KMAIL)
> If I remember, this has to do with a setting on the server side ( NT
> running Citrix ).
> I don't excatly recall the solution, but they basically had to "fix" or
> re-install the
> server side
If I remember, this has to do with a setting on the server side ( NT
running Citrix ).
I don't excatly recall the solution, but they basically had to "fix" or
re-install the
server side. May have to do with the way NT/Citrix does things with your
profile
( by default - roaming, and set to save
