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From: stenns@vw.tci.uni-hannover.de (Michael Stenns)
Newsgroups: comp.os.vms,vmsnet.networks.tcp-ip.cmu-tek,vmsnet.networks.tcp-ip.misc
Subject: Announce: IUPOP3 V2 available
Date: 12 Dec 1997 00:56:14 GMT
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After a long beta phase IUPOP3 V2-0 is now available.

Some highlights:
 - Full STD 53 (RFC 1939) compliant POP3 server
 - Multithreaded, processes up to 30 concurrent client connections
 - Runs from OpenVMS VAX 5.2 upwards  (and of cause on ALPHA's)
 - Supports UCX and NETLIB TCP/IP
 - Can be compiled with DECC, VAXC or GNUC 
   (also binary distributions available)
 - Detects intrusion activities (OpenVMS 6.1 VAX or 6.2 alpha required)
 - Optimized download speed both for slow serial and 
   fast ethernet connections.
 - Many run-time configurable options for message processing, security
   and performance considerations.
 - Supports messages with long records created from current MX versions

History:
 IUPOP3 was originally written at Indiana University by Jacob Levanon and 
 Larry Hughes. Unfortunatly the Indiana University dropped the development
 after version 1.8-1.
 IUPOP3 V2.0 (called V1.9 during beta phase) was written in my spare time
 under the great help from many members of the iupop3-users@indiana.edu
 mailing list. 
 All copyright restrictions of IUPOP3 V1.8-1 applies still to V2.0.

Further informations are available on 
   http://www.tci.uni-hannover.de/extrakt/pop.html

If no WWW access is available the source code distribution can be 
received by sending the line
sendme IUPOP3_V2_0
in the body of a mail send to FileServ@cat.tci.uni-hannover.de .

Enjoy,

Michael
-- 
Michael Stenns
Email:  stenns@vw.tci.uni-hannover.de