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On 2/17/06 1:06 PM, "Rodney Green" <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:rgreen@trayerproducts.com"><rgreen@trayerproducts.com></a> wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Hello,
Will IMAP and POP3 operate properly when installed side-by-side on the
same server?
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<pre wrap=""><!---->Why wouldn't they? The only issue might be if a "user" logged in via imap
and downloaded the list of headers, then the same "user" logged in via pop
and downloaded all unread messages, not leaving copies on the server, and
then the same "user" tried to read one of those messages via imap....they'll
get a message that the message no longer exists (how that's phrased is a
client-side issue).
I run both imap and pop on my server, but generally discourage people from
using pop if they can possibly run an imap client.
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I got IMAP running. I didn't realize that all I had to do was enable it
in the xinetd script and it will access the mail files as they are.
Very cool! <br>
I've looked around and found information that mentioned having to
create mailboxes, etc. and thought that I'd have to somehow duplicate
mail as it's<br>
coming in so it's accessible from POP3 and IMAP. <br>
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Thanks for the help.<br>
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