Error login : [zimbra.xxxx.xxx] with user [kawalec@host1.org] auth [LOGIN]: 3 NO cleartext logins disabled

Blah, Sidewiki can't be used on SSL'd pages, so putting this in the old-fashioned way.

Ran into this error "3 NO cleartext logins disabled", solution is documented here http://goo.gl/igLe

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