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Does FreeBSD 2.1 support POP-3 Protocol?
The reason behind this question is that I am planning
an installation of Web-Server. I need it also to run
as a e-mail server. Since my customers are all
using Netscape Browser as e-mail client which talk to
POP-3 server only.

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