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Using WU-IMAP with SSL and xinetd on 10.2
Got it to work with POP3 through ssl to. I build it with ssl support only.
/etc/xinetd.d/pop3s looks like this:
Ofcourse you have to have the ipop3d installed, build WU-IMAP like the author did, or follow the installers guide to not allow access without ssl like I did. Then cd to your imap build directory, then sudo cp ipopd/ipop3d /usr/local/libexec or any other place you like. Restart xinetd, ohh glory it works. Remember to open up port 995 to. You might want to make /etc/xinetd.d/pop3 to in case you might change your mind and wants to allow no ssl to, I have /etc/xinetd.d/imap to, just in case.
Using WU-IMAP with SSL and xinetd on 10.2
inly_from= xxxx
Using WU-IMAP with SSL and xinetd on 10.2
Hehe, you also need to make a certificat for pop3, by doing this:
sudo openssl req -new -x509 -nodes -out ipop3d.pem -keyout ipop3d.pem -days 3650
And I have one question here… How do you do this in Windows ? Or any other OS's. I want to use ssl, and turning it on in mail was like a game, but making that certificat could be trouble for some that might want to access my mail server. |
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