Cory Daehn wrote:
>>Correct. But I can, and will, put a reference to the URL into the
>>documentation and the FAQ.
>
> I think I'm asking this simply because I've never really been sold on PAM to
> begin with, but WHY would you want PAM support built into exim? Unless it's
> for SMTP-Auth...
.... Only for SMTP-Auth ;)
> (I think it's a major pain personally, but can't seem to exterminate it from
> my system, so I just live with it)
>
> By the way, was there ever any sort of simple solution found for SMTP after
> POP3 for Exim (including using virtual domains), or do we just need to keep
> instructing our users to use their ISP's SMTP server (regardless of whether
> that changes depending on where they are)...
And a script which creates a file in /var/cache/pop-b4-smtp for every ip
which accessed your pop-server. And a small cronjob, which deletes them
again, after the time-window is over.
