Re: Squirrelmail and SSL

[David Bergkvist <david@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

A redirect so that all users will end up in the SSL part of your 
webmail will be just fine. This has the added feature of more secure 
e-mail for your users since the traffic from your server to them is 
encrypted.

Yours,

/David Bergkvist
Webworks



tisdagen den 16 december 2003 kl 21.50 skrev Mike Schienle:

> I've never had to set up SSL for my server. After enabling SSL, I 
> was able to access the same info through http://www.enviexperts.com 
> and https://www.enviexperts.com:443, so I figured I was fine. That's 
> the part I was thinking of when I mentioned verifying it. I did the 
> same setup you mention above, but I didn't think to send the email 
> from the https domain, only from the http variant. I just now tried 
> it from https and it worked correctly. Now I just need to write a 
> little redirect, like you mentioned. I'm planning on just 
> redirecting if someone goes into the squirrelmail directory, unless 
> that's a problem I'm unaware of.

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