Configuration » Remote Server Settings: Common NNTP POP3 SMTP
Determines username and password to use for accessing this server.
Special: APOP authentication for POP3 servers
To use APOP for authentication, the password has to be preceded with "APOP:".
If your password "accidentially" starts with "APOP:", you
may force USER/PASS-authentication by preceding it with "PASS:".
Examples:
secret Uses USER/PASS with password "secret"
(default)
APOP:secret Uses APOP with password "secret".
PASS:APOP:secret Uses USER/PASS with password "APOP:secret".
PASS:PASS:secret Uses USER/PASS with password "PASS:secret".
Override default timeout ... Connect
If given, this value overrides the default timeout.
Override default timeout ... Send/Receive
If given, this value overrides the default timeout.
Server is disabled, i. e. don't contact it
If marked, this server is not contacted any more. May be used to disable a server temporarily.
Use default SOCKS settings for this server
If SOCKS support is enabled, connections to all servers are made through SOCKS by default. To avoid using SOCKS for a specific server (e. g. to access an "intranet" server), this setting has to be unchecked.
Use secure connection (SSL) for this server
If marked, a secure SSL connection is used for this server. If SSL support files are not installed or the server does not support it, connection will fail in this case.
How
to ... enable SSL support?