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Karl Pearson karlp at ourldsfamily.com
Wed Sep 17 18:18:57 UTC 2008


On Wed, September 17, 2008 10:49 am, Rick Stevens wrote:
> Karl Pearson wrote:
>> On Tue, September 16, 2008 6:59 pm, Rick Stevens wrote:
>
>>> I meant your connection to Squirrelmail.  It sounds like it's via https
>>> on port 443 (which would require SSL), but I could be wrong.
>>
>> I have https up, but don't use it for email. I'm thinking of switching to
>> it,
>> however. So, still why would it end up in ssl_error_log? One thing I noticed
>> while tinkering around with Dovecot was that alpine connected and the logs
>> said it was using TLS, even though that's turned off for alpine, too.
>
> SSL and TLS are very similar beasts.  Most TLS stuff is actually SSL
> behind the scenes, so any TLS stuff would most likely log in SSL
> locations.
>
> As to Dovecot, I think it negotiates the "safest" connection it can.  If
> it can negotiate an SSL/TLS session with the client, it does so.  It may
> be that Squirrelmail does as well.  It's been a long time since I really
> dug into that stuff.  I only had a cursory glance as Squirrelmail way
> back...I had already deployed Horde/IMP/Turba/Kronolith for our webmail
> clients using UWIMAP servers (before Dovecot appeared).  No reason to
> change things.

The newer versions of Squirrelmail are quite nice. Some of the plugins are
very good especially, like translation tools, calendaring, testing 'fetch' and
others. The spell checker is nice, too.

But I'm using majordomo instead of mailman for the same reason you keep
Kronolith...

>
>>>> And I have senior moments as much as regular moments now... Grandkids do
>>>> that
>>>> to one, eh? :)
>>> I wish I had such an excuse, Karl.  I'm 50, single and to my knowledge
>>> never, uh, procreated.  At least no one's tried to claim paternity.  An
>>> old "friend" told me I was the poster child for Planned Parenthood: a
>>> big photo of me with the caption, "Don't let THIS happen again!"
>>>
>>> :-)
>>
>> With no offspring, you would have to be the poster *child*, hmmm?
>
> Being the poster child would be irrelevant to whether I had offspring.
> The fact I had parents (rather than being a pod person) would be the
> determining factor.  Thhhpt! :-p

Speaking of which, I had a co-worker who was several petals short of a flower.
One day I walked up to his desk and stated: "You know, having children is a
hereditary trait: If your parents didn't have kids, you won't either." His
reply? "Really? That's cool to know!" Then he stopped, gave me a dirty look,
and tried to hit me. :)

>
>> I would then
>> be the poster child for the Catholic/Mormon Reproduction Symposium???  7
>> kids,
>> 3 grandkids, so far...  I still have 4 to get married, so that number will
>> change. ;-)
>
> Jeeze!  Either you didn't quite figure out just what causes "children",
> or you're trying to repopulate the planet with your DNA.  Either reason
> is bloody scary!  :-)

My Dad told me quite young that having children is my wife's decision, and
with my counsel. Then I better have the guts, faith and work-ethic to support
her, and them. I believed him. I have a very good marriage to my best friend.
It doesn't hurt that she's hot, too.  :-)

>
> Q: What do you call Catholics that practice the rhythm method?
> A: "Parents"

Exactly...

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