openbsd-ports/mail/kpoppassd/distinfo

MD5 (kpoppassd-0.5.tar.gz) = TYFrKN44C/5Mj+yi70Zd3Q==
RMD160 (kpoppassd-0.5.tar.gz) = /hYBRIfVWjnYL1znhi6QWigwpRw=
SHA1 (kpoppassd-0.5.tar.gz) = Iu48SsXGU0gZtX20duyF9irwLp0=
SHA256 (kpoppassd-0.5.tar.gz) = kZ+D8z+yuTEWSRMdZsL1UTSt/A0qkoqQHhsfRtl1/Jc=
SIZE (kpoppassd-0.5.tar.gz) = 11848
base64 checksums. 2007-04-05 12:19:55 -04:00			`MD5 (kpoppassd-0.5.tar.gz) = TYFrKN44C/5Mj+yi70Zd3Q==`
			`RMD160 (kpoppassd-0.5.tar.gz) = /hYBRIfVWjnYL1znhi6QWigwpRw=`
			`SHA1 (kpoppassd-0.5.tar.gz) = Iu48SsXGU0gZtX20duyF9irwLp0=`
			`SHA256 (kpoppassd-0.5.tar.gz) = kZ+D8z+yuTEWSRMdZsL1UTSt/A0qkoqQHhsfRtl1/Jc=`
Import kpoppassd 0.5 (this time with correct name -- kpoppassd without w) kpoppassd is a kerberos password changing daemon that behaves like poppassd. It allows a user to change his/her password remotely without having to login. This is particularly useful for webmail systems that use imap (i.e. horde/imp). The daemon works exactly like the original poppassd. The only difference being that this poppassd changes a user's Kerberos 5 password. From Antoine Jacoutot <ajacoutot@lphp.org> 2005-06-11 05:46:08 -04:00			`SIZE (kpoppassd-0.5.tar.gz) = 11848`