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[Andrew Spring]

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>Post Office Protocol 3 (POP3) has an optional command called
>APOP which sends a string of the form "<process-ID.clock at hostname>".
>The POP3 client calculates the MD5 digest of
>
>  <process-ID.clock at hostname>password
>
>and sends it to the server as "APOP username 58349485whatever89583449".
>
>I like it.
>

Of course, this requires the user password to be stored unencrypted on the
server; which you may not want to do.
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