> client and webserver). There is currently code in devel branch
> that'll allow you to use certain functions (from the mcrypt library)
> to do some encryption for authentication (MD5 type stuff).
With a little help from Marc, we have the auth code free-standing. There
are no library depend
On Sat, Dec 21, 2002 at 12:03:56PM +, Mark C wrote:
> On Sat, 2002-12-21 at 05:45, Jonathan Angliss wrote:
>
> > > 2. Doing this, would this increase my security to my mail server?
> >
> > It'd allow you to not run an additional service (httpd) on the
> > server, but then you have the pla
On Sat, 2002-12-21 at 05:45, Jonathan Angliss wrote:
> > 2. Doing this, would this increase my security to my mail server?
>
> It'd allow you to not run an additional service (httpd) on the
> server, but then you have the plain text authentication sent between
> the webservers and the IMAP
>Hi,
>
>Currently I'm hosting squirrelmail on the same box as my imap/smtp
>server.
>To avoid any risk of the mail server being compromised, I would like to
>host squirrelmail on a completely separate box with all the other
>websites I'll be hosting.
>
>1. Is this possible
>2. Doing this, would th
Hello Mark,
On Friday, December 20, 2002, Mark C wrote...
> Hi,
> Currently I'm hosting squirrelmail on the same box as my imap/smtp
> server.
> To avoid any risk of the mail server being compromised, I would like
> to host squirrelmail on a completely separate box with all the other
> websites
Hi,
Currently I'm hosting squirrelmail on the same box as my imap/smtp
server.
To avoid any risk of the mail server being compromised, I would like to
host squirrelmail on a completely separate box with all the other
websites I'll be hosting.
1. Is this possible
2. Doing this, would this increas
