On Thursday 06 of May 2021 11:29:27 Mike Bird wrote: > On Thu May 6 2021 02:16:05 Slávek Banko wrote: > > In earlier times, "SSL" has referred to the way communication is > > encrypted since the beginning (port 993), while "TLS" has been > > referred to when plain connection is established and then STARTTLS is > > used to switch to encryption (port 145). > > > > Regardless of the way the communication encryption is started, there > > is subsequently negotiating about the encryption used, when it is > > likely to be selected TLS >= 1.2. > > > > It is true that here was better to change the descriptions as now the > > usual terminology - instead of SSL to give SSL/TLS and instead of TLS > > to give STARTTLS. The same for POP3 and SMTP. Does it seem like a good > > idea? > > Sounds good to me. Should I file a bug report? > > --Mike > ____________________________________________________ This sounds like a good idea, so that we do not forget it. Thanks -- Slávek
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