I'm cleaning out the last vestiges of KPOP support (which already doesn't work), and I've found a few extra things. In the interests of trying to remove the giant maze of #ifdefs that the POP code currently is, I'm wondering about:
- RPOP (POP from a local reserved port). I asked about this before, and no on objected. - APOP. Do people still use this? CRAM-MD5 via SASL is better, and I'm not seeing newer POP clients which claim to support APOP. I think the world has moved on here. - MPOP. Not even sure _what_ this is. - NNTP. Yes, there is some weird bboards support which talks via NNTP. It complicates the code greatly, and I wonder if anyone still uses it. Can we ditch it? BTW, when going through the nmh code, I found the -proxy switch, which I think does what Michael Richardson asked about (runs a command and lets you talk to that to speak POP). Well, it might not be exactly what he wanted, but it's probably a good start. --Ken _______________________________________________ Nmh-workers mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/nmh-workers
