On Fri, 2004-02-27 at 10:21, Mark Foster wrote:
> Some things to consider.
> Eudora seems to have an interoperability problem...
> http://www.eudora.com/qpopper/faq.html#ssl_eudora
Mark, thanks for the reply. Eudora has lots of issues, but this one is
old, and it seems that it has been ironed out or worked around for most
folks.
I made my google search a little less specific and found a thread that
gave me these options to put in my Eudora.ini file:
SSLSendVersion=6 <x-eudora-option:SSLSendVersion=6>
SSLReceiveVersion=6 <x-eudora-option:SSLReceiveVersion=6>
And this seems to work. Most of my Windows users are accustomed to
Eudora, so this was a showstopper for me. Hope this helps someone else.
Matt
> and
> ssldump (which you can use to watch the details of the SSL handshake).
> http://www.rtfm.com/ssldump/
>
> You could also try using
> openssl s_client -connect yourmailhost:465 [-ssl3|-tls1]
> to see what SSL/TLS versions may or may not be supported.
> man s_client for more details about that.
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