Re: Secure pop?

[chuck <chuck@Yerkes.com>]

You might want more RAM in the end, but for SSL you want a Certifying
Authority (or buy certs for every use :(.) which should be a securish
machine.  I've seen places just wrap Cyrus IMAP or UW IMAP with SSL,
pretty striaght forward.  Issues are getting the CERTs to each of your
users - which just takes some time.

No docs I know of (I just haven't looked).  Check imap.org for pointers.

Quoting Aaron Jackson (jackson@msrce.howard.edu):
> >So, imap - cpu sucker.  SSL, also CPU sucker.  APOP fast, but netscape
> >free.   No recs because I have no idea how much Clue you folks have or
> >how big the place is.
> 
> There are only 200 users or so and I'll be using a PIII with 128MB, so
> ssl and imap should work fine.  Both netscape and outlook should be
> able to handle this set up, but I think I've seen reports that outlook
> has keep alive problems with this type of set up.  Does anybody know any
> pointers to howto docs that explain imap+ssl set up?  Thanks to
> everybody who responded.
> 
> Aaron Jackson