Bernd Wurst writes:
Hi Sam.
Am Mittwoch 01 April 2009 01:21:37 schrieb Sam Varshavchik:
In the pop3d, I did not find such a setting.
Some web-discussions mentioned POP3_TLS_REQUIRED=1 but that one has no
effect for me.
Define "no effect".
Well, when I set this (in the non-ssl-config), one can still login without
using SSL.
The POP3_TLS_REQUIRED setting is in the pop3d-ssl configuration file. After
changing the setting, the POP3 server needs to be restarted.
Oh, nice, looks like this works.
I did not recognize that any options in the -ssl config file can influence the
non-SSL-daemon and set it in the wrong config file.
This is a discrepancy between this and esmtpd, isn't it?
Without checking the startup script, it probably reads pop3d before the
pop3d-ssl config file, so if you manually added it to pop3d, when the
pop3d-ssl config file was loaded your setting was reset.
Generally the relative order is not important, because there are no common
settings between the two files.