POP3 proxy should ignore client-supplied credentials #14
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Summary
Some legacy POP3 clients require the user to enter a username and password and will not connect without them. The proxy does not need or use these per-client credentials: it always authenticates to the IMAP backend with its own configured account (
BACKEND_IMAP_USER/BACKEND_IMAP_PASS).Desired behaviour
USERandPASSfrom the client are accepted unconditionally (always+OK).Note
This intentionally accepts any credentials at the POP3 listener. The listener is already documented as unauthenticated and is expected to run only on a trusted network. This is by design.