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From: Shawn Ramsey <shawn@luke.cpl.net>
To: Marcin Pasek <marcin@v-m.com>
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Subject: Re: Email-Server Recomendation
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> Which Email server is the widely used in the FreeBSD ISP community?
> 
> Marcin

If you mean a pop3 server, we use Qualcomms popper. As for what is most
widely used, im not sure. But FreeBSD.org does use the same.