At 5/19/2005 11:46 AM, george wrote:
I joined to see if it was a good idea to use qpopper...
LOL
Can't tell from this list... Either no one uses it, or it works perfect.
Qpopper has been working smoothly and problem-free for me for years. I have it configured to only accept authentication when the connection is encrypted via SSL. It works like a charm with Eudora on my laptop and an openSSL-generated certificate.
I highly recommend it as a POP3 server. I'm running Qpopper 4.0.7, which I installed last month. I was previously running Qpopper 4.0.5.
--Mike
