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[SSL] stands for Secure Socket Layer. Its used for secure communications between SSL-enabled clients and servers. Typical examples of its use
-include [HTTPS], [POP]S, [LDAP]S, and so on. If you are doign any network-based authentication, you should be doing it over SSL. Ideally, you want
+include [HTTPS], [POP|POP3
]S, [LDAP]S, and so on. If you are doign any network-based authentication, you should be doing it over SSL. Ideally, you want
all network-enabled services (http, smtp, pop, samba, ldap) running over it. Slim chance, I know. :)
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