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10.4: Enable encrypted SquirrelMail on Server
I am not sure I am seeing much use for this tip.
10.4: Enable encrypted SquirrelMail on Server
Use the VPN service and only allow access via the private network.
10.4: Enable encrypted SquirrelMail on Server
Hello, exactly, telling squirrelmail to use CRAM-MD5 is not of much use as the password you enter in the login screen is sent in cleartext through the net. Use SSL with your website instead. You can also set up a redirect from http://example.com/webmail to https://example.com/webmail to make sure you don't use an insecure connection by accident. Or you just disable webmail for the http:// version of your site. What ever you choose to do, SSL is the key to secure webmail access Cheers, Andre
10.4: Enable encrypted SquirrelMail on Server
hey. well the only use of this hint is for those who wonder : why cant i get squirrelmail to work without having to use PLAIN passwords? no more than that.
10.4: Enable encrypted SquirrelMail on Server
I was one of the humble souls who spent a bit of time wondering "why cant i get squirrelmail to work?" without knowing it was the PLAIN passwords, so this hint was much welcomed by me. It fixed my problem. (For some reason I am unable to enable PLAIN authentication for IMAP service on my 10.4.4 Server machine. The Server Admin app spins and spins, and eventually reverts back to the Kerberos and CRAM-MD5 that it was originally set to, "forgetting" that I had checked PLAIN....) |
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