[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Miquel van Smoorenburg) writes: > In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, > Daniel Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >I'm actually surprised that there seem to be so few dfsg-free imapd > >implementations - it certainly seems like something that's easier to > >do than an smtp daemon, and goodness knows people don't tire of > >reinventing that particular wheel. > > I'll have to write one within the next few months. I already did a > new (fast!) POP3 server that understands both maildir and mbox formats..
Assuming that wasn't sarcasm (and I doubt that it was), you may look into helping out the nini project, which is the only other dfsg free project I could find in this direction (granted, I didn't look too hard) http://snork.capybara.org/~george/nini/ Of course, I also understand the appeal of writing your own server from scratch (I recently hacked together a minimal pop server in perl and emacs lisp to get my mail, but only after gnus had done its sorting magic; I even had apop support).
