~/.spop3d
User configuration file. APOP secret is written here.
Set an user's apop secret
pop_auth [-a]
[{! | name ...}]
Pop_auth asks user for his APOP secret and stores this secret after encryption in ~/.spop3d file. Used encryption is very weak and protects only from curious system administrator who accidentialy looks at ~/.spop3d file. Don't use your account password as the APOP secret!!!
Pop_auth will set APOP secret for all maildrop names specified in the command line. You can use the special ! name to specify your default maildrop. If called without any arguments, pop_auth will set APOP secret for the default maildrop.
-a
Set the same APOP secret for all maildrops definied in ~/.spop3d
~/.spop3d
User configuration file. APOP secret is written here.
12 releases since Debian 3.0 (Woody); the text changed 4 times.
-a since Debian 4.0 (Etch).