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majkeli
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 Posted: Mon Dec 06, 2004 5:31 pm Post subject: Courier-pop3d question |
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Do I have to open additional ports to use SSL with courier-pop3d-ssl and courier-imapd-ssl?
I couldn't connect until I ran the non-ssl daemons (courier-pop3d, courier-imapd).
Thanks!
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JackDog
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| Posted: Mon Dec 06, 2004 6:13 pm Post subject: Re: Courier-pop3d question |
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| majkeli wrote: | Do I have to open additional ports to use SSL with courier-pop3d-ssl and courier-imapd-ssl?
I couldn't connect until I ran the non-ssl daemons (courier-pop3d, courier-imapd).
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Yes they do use alternate ports unlike smtp which always uses 25. You will need to open.
993 for imapd-ssl
995 for pop3d-ssl
I would just turn off the non-ssl ports. Too easy to snoop on. |
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