Mail Client --> intermediate host --> stunnel (?) --> imaps server

[Sam Varshavchik]

Matt Morgan writes:

>> Another way to do this is to install an IMAP proxy on your intermediary
>> server.  It's going to accept imaps connections (and your SSL cert will be
>> installed on the intermediary server itself), then turn around and forward
>> those connections to your real IMAP server.  There's very little benefit in
>> encrypting the proxied connection of your LAN, so the forwarded connection
>> can be non-encrypted.
> 
> Thanks! This sounds like the way we'd want to do it. Is IMAP proxying
> something Courier can do, or is an IMAP proxy something different?

Courier can proxy IMAP connections.


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