> From: "Mark Holohan" <holohan_at_zko.dec.com>
> Date: Tue, 15 Oct 1996 13:33:01 +0000
>
> 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.
Ok, now we've done this, but apop still doesn't work....
keeps complaining about needing a data base... argh
Well, we have a data base - it's called a TCB.
Yes, we're running C2.
So, it appears that while popper itself recognizes and uses the TCB
correctly, APOP apparently totally and completely ignores it.
Is this true? Has any body coded around the problem.
T.T.F.N.
William H. Magill Senior Systems Administrator
Information Services and Computing (ISC) University of Pennsylvania
Internet: magill_at_isc.upenn.edu magill_at_acm.org
magill_at_upenn.edu
http://pobox.upenn.edu/~magill/
Received on Fri Nov 01 1996 - 19:40:46 NZDT