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There is no config file for imapd, and there are several authentication 
options when you compile it.  It would be easier for you to just 
compile it yourself.  imapd is the easiest program i've found to 
compile.

I've also found the development versions to be much more friendly 
(although don't count on SSL imap connections unless you have an old 
openssl library hanging around)

Lucas Holt
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