Hi Nathan. Am Mittwoch 21 Juli 2010, 00:07:25 schrieb Nathan Eady: > Bernd Wurst <be...@bwurst.org> writes: > > Learn about DNS. The protocols like POP3 and IMAP are not host name > > dependant. > Some protocols are, or can be. (HTTP is the most obvious example.) > > However, that relies on the client telling the server what domain it's > looking for, so it has to be built into the protocol. POP3 doesn't > really have a provision for that. (I don't know IMAP.)
Wtf does HTTP have to do with either POP3 or the question asked? POP3 and IMAP are examples for protocols that do not use the host name for anything other than resolving an IP address. And Courier IMAP can not distinguish which host name the user typed into his mail client (as long as the user connectes to the same IP address). What's wrong with this statement? Why do you contradict? Who asked for HTTP?
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