OT: what POP server code do you use?

[Avery Day]

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I second dovecot. I have been using it with Maildir for a year now.
Easy, real easy to get working. Its IMAP functions are really nice too.

Schrock

> Take a look at Dovecot. Development on it is very active and its very
> flexible.
>
> -Vlad
>
>>>
>>> We have been using Qualcomm's qpopper here for ages.  I'm trying to
>>> get TLS/SSL working with it and the documentation is weak.  I'm just
>>> wondering what others use for open-source POP servers out there.
>>> Suggestions for good secure documented code, please...
>>
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