pop3d -- remote maildrop access server
/etc/pop3d
Pop3d is a mailbox server based on the Internet RFC1225,Post Office Protocol Version 3. The program allows remoteaccess to UNIX maildrops found in /usr/spool/mail. Theserver requires user and password verification before amaildrop can be opened. The server can retrieve and deletemessages from the maildrop on a per-message basis.
Pop3d listens for TCP requests on port 110. Once connectedit expects single line commands terminated by a <CR-LF>.
Pop3d currently supports the following POP3 commands; thecommands are case independent. In addition, the serversupports one extension command, HOST, which allows accessto BSMTP formatted maildrops in the directory /usr/spool/pop.
The remaining optional command specified in RFC1225 (RPOP)is not implemented.
Katie Stevens, dkstevens@ucdavis.edu
Information Technology -- Campus Access PointUniversity of California, Davis
The POP3 standard supersedes Post Office Protocol Version 2(POP2), described in RFC937.