On Fri, 18 Feb 2000 12:05:57 +0100 (CET), [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Richard Menedetter) 
wrote:

> Hi

> "Samuel W. Heywood" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>>> SH> Works with Arachne
>>> Arachne does NOT support IMAP (yet) !!
> SH> ---------->>> Oh yes she does, see appended message below.

> Arachne does NOT support IMAP !!!!

> And here is the answer .... (already contained in my 1. mail !)
>>> OK I had a look ... they offer IMAP, POP and Autheticated SMTP.
>                                     ^^^
>>> It would be interesting if SMTP works with Arachne ...
>>> (Arachne can't authenticate IMHO)

>>> SH> The really nice thing about the service is that you can use
>>> SH> Arachne.
>>> SHouldn't _ALL_ POP and SMTP servers work with arachne ???

> SH> Gentlemen:

> SH> For those of you who are not yet believers, I submit proof that
> SH> Arachne does support IMAP.  The message appended below was retrieved
> SH> by my Arachne from "pop.telebot.net", an IMAP server.
> That's only part of the truth ...

> It is a IMAP _AND_ POP server.
> Arachne uses the POP part to retrieve EMails !!! (and NOT IMAP !!!!)

> So here's a breif explanation:
> IMAP4 protocol to get mails. (currently not supported ba Arachne)
> POP3 protocol to get mails. (supported by arachne)
> SMTP protocol to send mails. (supported by arachne)
> authenticated SMTP protocol to send mails. (IMHO not supported by arachne
> .... I haven't seen any username/password field for SMTP)

> So I hope this clears up things.

> It would be interesting, if it is possible to SEND Mails through
> telebot.net !!

username/password field not needed for SMTP.  I can connect to Telebot both
for sending and receiving emails.  Whether I connect for sending or
receiving, all the messages will be relayed through my own ISP's mail
servers, and this information will be found in the headers.  The same
applies for emails with www.subdimension.com.  Please let me know if you
would like to receive privately some test messages for your examination.

Sam Heywood
-- This mail was written by user of Arachne, the Ultimate Internet Client

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