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-#
-# README.FreeBSD
-#
-# $FreeBSD$
-#
-
--> 2003/06/28 (NEW)
-
- o The authentication mechanism is different on FreeBSD 4 and 5.
-   For the default configuration set the following variables in
-   your dovecot.conf according to your version of FreeBSD.
-
-  + FreeBSD 4 (DEFAULT)
-
-    auth_passdb = passwd
-    auth_user = root
-
-  + FreeBSD 5
-
-    auth_passdb = pam *
-    auth_user = root
-
--> 2003/04/15
-
- o Dovecot will not allow users with a user or group id of 0 to
-   login. Because of this you will not be able to open root's
-   mailbox, or any of the mailboxes of users in the wheel group.
-
-  + 2003/06/28 (NEW)
-     Dovecot now has four configuration variables which allow you to
-     set the high and low boundaries for acceptable user and group ids.
-     You still can not login to root's mailbox with Dovecot however.
-     The default configuration which comes with the port is now
-     configured to accept connections from users in the wheel group,
-     my patch which added the allow_zero_gid variable below has been
-     removed. Update your configurations to match.
-
-  + 2003/04/15 (DEPRECIATED)
-     It is now possible to change this behavior to allow wheel users to
-     check their mailboxes with Dovecot. Add the following line to your
-     dovecot.conf:
-
-     allow_zero_gid = yes
-
- o The configuration which is supplied with this port is installed into
-   PREFIX/etc/dovecot-example.conf and PREFIX defaults to /usr/local.
-   I have attempted to choose what appears to be the best mixture of
-   performance and compatibility and set Dovecot up to start POP3 and
-   IMAP services for all the local users of the machine. This should be
-   enough for the simplest sites to get up and running straight away.
- 
- o Enabling SSL services should be easy, the Dovecot port is configured
-   by default to keep its SSL information under /var/dovecot/ssl, if you
-   already have certificates you wish to use then you can override this
-   in the configuration. If you don't have a certificate and wish to
-   make your own it should be as simple as:
-
-   # cd PREFIX/share/doc/dovecot/
-   # vi dovecot-openssl.conf
-    
-    Add information which describes your enivironment.
-    
-   # sh mkcert.sh
-
-    Execute the certificate generator. This will put a new certificate
-    and private key under /var/dovecot/ssl.
-    
-   # cd PREFIX/etc/
-   # vi dovecot.conf
-    
-    Reconfigure Dovecot to use SSL.
-
-   The variables you will want to set in dovecot.conf to allow a SSL
-   secured POP3 and IMAP service are:
-
-    protocols = imap imaps pop3 pop3s
-    ssl_disable = no
-
-   You may wish to also change the following variables to reflect the
-   location of SSL certificates on your system.
-   
-    ssl_cert_file = /var/dovecot/ssl/certs/imapd.pem
-    ssl_key_file = /var/dovecot/ssl/private/imapd.pem
-
-Thanks,
-Dominic Marks <dominic.marks@btinternet.com>