On Sun, Oct 07, 2001 at 01:04:00AM -0400, Doug Fields wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I've been trying to decide which POP3 server to use.
>
> My requirements include:
>
> 1) Ability to use PAM for authentication, or have a simple way of extending
> the authentication to use a highly customized authentication scheme (for
> which I will write a PAM module)
> 2) Ability to have a special directory specified where the UNIX
> mailbox-format files reside
> 3) Uses standard UNIX mailbox-format files
qpopper is your friend I believe. I use it with SSL to have a nice
encrypted pop experience and it hasn't given me grief aswell.
major downside to it: the docs are pdf but if you can get around that
then you're sweet.
it's very configurable and has not given me grief after about 7-8 months
of use. be sure to get the latest version though (which I believe is 4.0.3).
> In the past I have used the qpopper modified for 1 and 2 above. However, I
> would like to use a more feature filled version (e.g., qpopper does not
> have UIDL support).
You mean this stuff?
X-UIDL: p0P!!&X&"!p^(#!B,n"!
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floating through my mind."
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