[SATLUG] Best POP3 server?
Brad Knowles
brad at shub-internet.org
Wed Apr 2 13:18:14 CDT 2008
On 4/1/08, David Salisbury wrote:
> What POP3 server would people on the list recommend to replace gnu-pop3d?
> I've been using gnu-pop3d forever, and it now seems that many services /
> clients require "UIDL" capability on the POP3 server level, and gnu-pop3d
> apparently doesn't support it. I'm just wondering what any/everyone would
> recommend as a good, similarly-solid replacement? Or is there a trusted
> place that has a UIDL-capable version? This seems like it might be
> promising..
Back when POP3 was a live protocol, by far the best POP3
implementation was Qualcomm's QPopper.
These days, I'd probably install the combined IMAP/POP configuration
from UW (see <ftp://ftp.cac.washington.edu/imap/imap.tar.Z>), or
maybe dovecot (see <http://www.dovecot.org/>). If you want something
with better performance that will act as a pure e-mail blackbox, then
Cyrus (see <http://cyrusimap.web.cmu.edu/imapd/>). Cyrus is more
difficult to install, but does perform and scale a lot better.
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