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A quick search of "ACAP" in the ports tree yields nothing.  Google show 
some talk about CMU ACAP and UW ACAP circa 1998.  Does anyone here run ACAP 
to go with their IMAP servers?

(Oh yeah, on FreeBSD hosts of course.)

Later,
Jason C. Wells