pop_auth(1) [debian man page]

pop_auth(1)							   User's Manual						       pop_auth(1)

NAME

       pop_auth - set an user's APOP secret

SYNOPSIS

       pop_auth [-a] [! | name ...]

DESCRIPTION

       Pop_auth asks user for his APOP secret and stores this secret after encryption in ~/.spop3d file. Used encryption is very weak and protects
       only from curious system administrator who accidentialy looks at ~/.spop3d file.  Don't use your account password as the APOP secret!!!

       Pop_auth will set APOP secret for all maildrop names specified in the command line.  You can use  the  special  !  name	to  specifiy  your
       default maildrop.  If called without any arguments, pop_auth will set APOP secret for the default maildrop.

OPTIONS

       -a     Set the same APOP secret for all maildrops definied in ~/.spop3d

FILES

       ~/.spop3d
	      User configuration file. APOP secret is written here.

SEE ALSO

       solid-pop3d(8), spop3d.conf(5), dot-spop3d(5),

AUTHOR

       Jerzy Balamut <jurekb@dione.ids.pl>

Unix								   OCTOBER 1999 						       pop_auth(1)

solid-pop3d(8)						   System Administrator's Manual					    solid-pop3d(8)

NAME

       solid-pop3d - The Solid POP3 Server

SYNOPSIS

       solid-pop3d [-rd] [-n maildropfile] [-t maildroptype] [-a time] [-f configfile]

DESCRIPTION

       The  Solid  POP3  Server  is an implementation of the Post Office Protocol server that has flexibility on mind. It has support for mailbox,
       maildir, APOP, bulletins and few other things. It can work as inetd or standalone server. See README for more details.

OPTIONS

       -n maildropfile
	      Specify a maildrop file (or directory). The following strings beginning with % character are recognized and replaced:

	      %s     replace it with user name

	      %dN    replace it with N-th character of user name

	      %%     replace it with single % character

	      %m     replace it with mapped user name (read VIRTUALS file)

	      %o     replace it with the "original" user name. This is the user name with any UserMapPrefix removed. Unless DoMapping is  enabled,
		     and a UserMapPrefix is supplied, this will be a blank string.

	      If specified path is not absolute it is treated as relative to user home directory. For example: /var/mail/%d1/%d2/%s is expanded to
	      /var/mail/j/u/jurekb and Mail/bugtraq is expanded to /home/jurekb/Mail/bugtraq for "jurekb"  user  on  my  system.  The  default	is
	      /var/mail/%s or Maildir when mailbox support is not compiled in.

       -t maildroptype
	      Specify  a maildrop type.  mailbox and maildir are supported. The default is mailbox or maildir when mailbox support is not compiled
	      in.

       -a time
	      Specify an autologout time. The following suffixes are recognized:

	      s      the time is specified in seconds

	      m      the time is specified in minutes

	      h      the time is specified in hours

	      d      the time is specified in days

	      w      the time is specified in weeks

	      Seconds are used if no suffix is present. The default value is 2 minutes.

       -f configfile
	      Specify a configuration file. The default is /etc/spop3d.conf

       -d     Set server into debugging mode.

       -r     Allow root login. This feature is disabled by default and shouldn't be used.

FILES

       ~/.spop3d
	      User configuration file.

       ~/.spop3d-bull
	      This file is used by bulletin code to determine last bulletin received by user.

       /var/lib/solid-pop3d/bulletins
	      Bulletins directory.

       /etc/spop3d.conf
	      Global configuration file.

SEE ALSO

       spop3d.conf(5), pop_auth(1), dot-spop3d(5),

AUTHOR

       Jerzy Balamut <jurekb@dione.ids.pl>

Unix								   OCTOBER 1999 						    solid-pop3d(8)