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From: Joe Schwartz         <rjoe@sierrahill.com>
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Subject: imap vs pop3
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Folks, 

As a new ISP, I'd appreciate your comments on the IMAP 
from the packages selection. Is it stable & mature?

What testing I've done (Netscape on NT wkstn configured to
use IMAP with FreeBSD 2.2.5) doen't refresh Netscape's list
of mail without restarting it after sending a test message 
to myself and then expecting to see it update Netscape's
top scroll list of mail on the IMAP server.

Thanks,

Joe Schwartz


PS 

I'm using Qualcomm's pop3. Any other one I should consider
replacing it with?


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