Imap proxy

Enable IPS for this policy. For more information, go to Enable or Disable IPS for a Policy. Select the Proxy action to use for this policy. Click to view and edit the proxy action. For more information, see Configure the IMAP-Proxy Action. To enable TLS for content inspection, select an option from the TLS Support drop-down list. For more information, go to IMAP-Proxy: TLS. TLS Support for the IMAP-proxy is available in Fireware v12.1 and higher. Properties Tab The Properties tab shows the port and protocol the policy applies to. On the Properties tab, you can configure these options: To edit or add a comment to this policy configuration, type the comment in the Comment text box. To define the logging settings for the policy, click Logging. For more information, go toSet Logging and Notification Preferences. If you selected Denied or Denied (send reset)from the IMAP-proxy connections are drop-down list on the Policy tab, you can select Auto-block sites that attempt to connect to automatically block sites that try to use IMAP. For more information, go to Block Sites Temporarily with Policy Settings. You can specify a custom idle timeout, which is the maximum length of time that a connection stays active when no traffic is sent through the connection. For more information, go to Set a Custom Idle Timeout. Configure the IMAP-Proxy Action You can choose a predefined proxy action or configure a user-defined proxy action for this proxy. For the IMAP-proxy, you can configure these proxy action settings: IMAP-Proxy: General Settings IMAP-Proxy: STARTTLS IMAP-Proxy: Content Types IMAP-Proxy: Filenames IMAP-Proxy: Headers IMAP-Proxy: AntiVirus IMAP-Proxy: spamBlocker IMAP-Proxy: Deny Message IMAP-Proxy: Proxy and AV Alarms IMAP-Proxy: APT Blocker IMAP-Proxy: TLS About Proxy Policies and ALGs

IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol) is a protocol used by email clients to retrieve and manage email messages on an email server over a TCP connection on port 143 or 993. With IMAP, an email client can contact the IMAP server to check for and retrieve email messages. An IMAP email client can retrieve message headers or retrieve an entire message. Because multiple clients can connect and synchronize with the IMAP server, the IMAP email client leaves the message on the server unless the user explicitly deletes it. The IMAP-proxy can support IMAPS connections on port 993 in Fireware v12.1 and higher. With an IMAP proxy you can: Configure Gateway AntiVirus, spamBlocker, and APT Blocker to scan message content Customize the deny message that is sent to a user when content or attachments are locked or removed from an email sent to that user Filter content embedded in email with MIME types Strip message headers that match a specified pattern You can also enable Application Control and IPS in an IMAP-proxy or IMAP packet filter policy. For more information, go to Add a Proxy Policy to Your Configuration. Which Proxy Action To Use When you configure a proxy policy, you must select a proxy action appropriate to the policy. For a proxy policy that allows connections from your internal clients to the internet, use the Client proxy action. For a proxy policy that allows connections to your internal servers from the internet, use the Server proxy action. Predefined proxy actions with Standard appended to the proxy action name include recommended standard settings that reflect the latest Internet network traffic trends. Configure the IMAP-Proxy Policy In Fireware Web UI, you configure the IMAP-proxy settings in these tabs: Settings Tab On the Settings tab, you can set basic information about a proxy

NAMENet::Gmail::IMAP::Label - IMAP proxy for Google's Gmail that retrieves message labelsVERSIONversion 0.008SYNOPSISgmail-imap-label [OPTION]...DESCRIPTIONThis module provides a proxy that sits between an IMAP client and Gmail's IMAPS server and adds GMail labels to the X-Label header. This proxy uses the Gmail IMAP extensions.To use this proxy, your e-mail client will need to connect to the proxy using the IMAP protocol (without SSL).EXAMPLESThe simplest way of starting is to run the proxy on the default port of 10143:An alternative port can be specified using the --port optiongmail-imap-label --port 993The proxy has been tested with both mutt (v1.5.21) and offlineimap (v6.3.4). Example configuration files for these are available in the doc directory.With mutt, you may have to clear the header cache every so often so that any updated labels are available inside the UI.INSTALLATIONYou can either install the package from CPAN or from your package manager.To install the Debian package, runapt-get install libnet-gmail-imap-label-perlSEE ALSOSee gmail-imap-label for a complete listing of options.BUGSReport bugs and submit patches to the repository on Github.COPYRIGHTCopyright 2011 Zakariyya Mughal.This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of either:the ISC license, orthe Artistic License version 2.0.ACKNOWLEDGMENTSThanks to Paul DeCarlo for pointing out the Gmail IMAP extensions that made this a whole lot easier than what I had originally planned on doing.AUTHORZakariyya Mughal COPYRIGHT AND LICENSEThis software is Copyright (c) 2011 by Zakariyya Mughal .This is free software, licensed under:The Artistic License 2.0 (GPL Compatible)