Re: POP server?

[Brad <brad@openbsd.org>]

I just imported this port into our -current ports tree ...

// Brad

>I just put it on one of our mail servers to test it, it seems to be a lot
>faster than qpopper is.
>
>> I just saw your message to ports@ after I sent out this message!
>> 
>> Your port looks excellent, I didn't even change pop_root.c or the crypt salt
>> when I compiled it though...
>>  | 
>>  | I was just working on a port! :-)
>>  | 
>>  | Help me test it: www.xs4all.nl/~dobbe/popa3d.tgz
>>  | 
>>  | --
>>  | Camiel
>>  | 
>>  | > try ftp://ftp.dataforce.net/pub/solar/popa3d-0.3.tar.gz
>>  | > 
>>  | >  | I'm looking for a small, fast, low overhead pop server for my box.  It'll
>>  | >  | only need to support a few users.  If the server was secure, that'd be
>>  | >  | nice too ;)
>>  | >  | 
>>  | >  | Any reccomendations?
>>  | >  | 
>>  | >  | Thanks,
>>  | >  | GAbe
>>  | >  | 
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