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Subject: Re: IAMP servers in FreeBSD for ISP
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Darren Pilgrim writes:

> That's exactly how it's supposed to work.  After the initial 
> authentication, A isn't doing any real work, just passing packets 
> between the client and the backend server.

If I recall correctly the one thing I found dissapointing was that the proxy 
machine used just as much memory for the proxy service as a the real imap 
connections.

Right now I am leaning towards Cyrus..
Specially now that it has replication.

Going to switch my home/test bed to Cyrus..