> Can anybody recommend a good pop3 server to serve a user community of > a few thousand? Ideally something that supports APOP, SSL, etc... and > is less I/O intensive than qpopper, hopefully by a good margin?
I don't know, if this applies to your case, but you can tweak the I/O intensity of qpopper by quite a huge amount. The default config as in the debian-package is on the under-all-circustances-save-side and assumes that you have users locally manipulating the mboxes. Look in qpoppers manual for the following settings: set server-mode = true set fast-update = true You are probably aware of this, but I thought it could be interesting, anyway.. Cheers, Johannes -- "More than machinery we need humanity" -- Charlie Chaplin, The Great Dictator
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