Perry Brown wrote:
From a thread last month some fine folks on this listed suggested I
set up
tls for plain so that I could do an xfer of mailboxes from one host to
another.
I got that set up and I am able to do an imtest from one host to the
other one and it gets authenticated with plain+tls.
My problem now happens when going back to cyradm to do the xfer. When I
log into the source host I'm authenticated with plain and when I run the
xfer command it tries to connnect to the destination server as plain.
How can I force cyradm to connect with plain+tls? Or possibly some work
around using Cyrus::IMAP::Shell
In this case, an ssh tunnel might be your best bet. Connect it between
the remote host's port 143 and an arbitrary port on your source host
(such as 2143). Then you can use localhost:2143 as the remote host if
the xfer command supports host:port semantics.
Another possibility is to not advertise plain or login on the remote
host while you are doing the transfer. Naturally, this will require you
to configure an alternate mechanism. It will also transfer the data in
the clear, while an ssh tunnel will protect it over the network.
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