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sendmail-tls-0.24.tar.gz: Posted Jun 6, 2000; Authored by Jeremy Beker | Site opensource.3gi.com; Sendmail-TLS is a wrapper for Sendmail which allows for clients to make a secure (SSL) connection to their mailserver as described in RFC 2487.; Changes: A new delay to work around a problem when running on some (fast) servers, the server would decide whether a client was using an MS or RFC compliant client too quickly.; systems | unix; MD5 | 8fc3a9b9c6e853de101aa09e3004e3e0; Download | Favorite | Comments (0)

sendmail-tls-0.23.tar.gz: Posted Feb 2, 2000; Authored by Jeremy Beker | Site opensource.3gi.com; Sendmail-TLS is a wrapper for Sendmail which allows for clients to make a secure (SSL) connection to their mailserver as described in RFC 2487.; Changes: A bug where an invalid MTA executable name would cause a silent failure was fixed.; systems | unix; MD5 | 53c351cb4076decf5ac26ba6017d5da0; Download | Favorite | Comments (0)

sendmail-tls-0.22.tar.gz: Posted Jan 24, 2000; Authored by Jeremy Beker | Site opensource.3gi.com; Sendmail-TLS is a wrapper for Sendmail which allows for clients to make a secure (SSL) connection to their mailserver as described in RFC 2487. The connection is internally forwarded to sendmail and does not require sendmail to be running on port 25. Clients which support this currently are Netscape Messenger, Microsoft Outlook, and Microsoft Outlook Express.; Changes: Fix for a permissions bug in 'make install' and a new make step to help in creation of self-signed certficates.; systems | unix; MD5 | c70dcdecd1c1170f79897515052e18ae; Download | Favorite | Comments (0)

sendmail-tls-0.21.tar.gz: Posted Dec 2, 1999; Authored by Jeremy Beker | Site opensource.3gi.com; Sendmail-TLS is a wrapper for Sendmail which allows for clients to make a secure (SSL) connection to their mailserver as described in RFC 2487. The connection is internally forwarded to sendmail and does not require sendmail to be running on port 25. Clients which support this currently are Netscape Messenger, Microsoft Outlook, and Microsoft Outlook Express.; systems | unix; MD5 | f45d4abe221f25affac0a382f075eb73; Download | Favorite | Comments (0)

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