[gollem] login

[tdavis@birddog.com]

I think I brought this up about another module a long time ago.  Is this 
due to security concerns?

Thank you!

Jan Schneider wrote:

> Zitat von Steeman Philip <philip.steeman@kh.khbo.be>:
> 
> 
>>Hello,
>>i just tried gollem out, and I find it useful.
>>One question: If I log in with IMP, is it possible when I select gollem,
>>that I don't have to login again?
>>
> 
> No.
> 
> Jan.
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Subject: Re: [gollem] login

Quoting tdavis@birddog.com:

> I think I brought this up about another module a long time ago.  Is this 
> due to security concerns?

Yes.

-chuck

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