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>>> I recently switched from Thunderbird to Roundcube (highly |
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>>> recommended), switched to the non-SSL courier daemon, and plugged the |
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>>> firewall hole since courier resides on the same system as my web |
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>>> server. Do I still need cyrus-sasl or will a webmail client |
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>>> authenticate directly with courier? |
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>> Can anyone tell me if it's necessary to run cyrus-sasl between courier |
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>> and a webmail client if they're on the same machine? |
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> I have a very old installation of net-mail/courier-imap |
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> I don't believe I have ever run cyrus-sasl on it. I have accessed this system via Squirrelmail, IMAP and (I think) IMAP-over-SSL. |
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Thanks Stroller. Do you run postfix or another MTA on that system? |
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I'm wondering if I might need cyrus-sasl for postfix instead of |
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courier. |
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- Grant |
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