On 03/11/04(05:54) you Robert Szasz <rszasz@dhs..> wrote
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 |I would like to set up an ssl proxy for pop3 (to local service) smtp (to 
 |local service) and nntp (to remote machine. I'd like to act as a simple 
 |ssl wrapper for pop3, but authenticate smtp to the pop3 account, and for 
 |nntp, both auth against pop3, and then forward all nntp requests with a 
 |diffrent username.password to the isp's usenet server. Does delegate 
 |have the ability to handle all of this, and if so, would someone mind 
 |giving me a rough outline of what sub modules I would need to configure 
 |to get this working?

# SSL wrapped POP server (you need to install SSLway)
delegated -P9110 SERVER=pop MOUNT="* pop://popserver/*" FCL=sslway

# using POP server as an authentication server (as ftp://localhost/9021)
delegated -P9021 SERVER=ftp MOUNT="* pop://popserver/*"

# SMTP proxy with SMTP AUTH
delegated -P9025 SERVER=smtp://smtpserver AUTHORIZER=localhost/9021

# NNTP proxy with authorization
delegated -P9119 SERVER=nntp://user:pass@nntpserver AUTHORIZER=localhost/9021


See <URL:http://www.delegate.org/delegate/Manual.htm> for more details.

Cheers,
Yutaka
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