The latest version of the qualcomm POP-3 (qpop2.2) mail server will not
properly support the APOP feature because of an MD5 64-bit porting
issue.
The md5 header file in the qpop source needs to be
modified for Digital Unix, and our 64 bit word size.
md5.h defines
typedef unsigned long int UINT4;
which on a 64 bit word size system is 8 bytes. Changing the
line to
typedef unsigned int UINT4;
will give you a 4 byte int on Digital Unix, and allow the APOP
feature to function properly.
Mark Holohan
Digital Equipment Corporation
holohan_at_zko.dec.com
Received on Tue Oct 15 1996 - 20:57:05 NZDT