Pashinin writes: > > As I think, POP3 or IMAP accounts is the best way for users, > but not for organizations. > Besides, why POP3 better SMTP for feeding large mail stream over > unstable, slow connection ? No kind of mail stream should be fed over an unstable, slow connection. If you want reliable mail delivery, use a permanent, reliable transport, and run SMTP on top of it. If you have part time connectivity, use any kind of a part time mail transfer protocol, such as POP3, IMAP, or UUCP. -- Sam
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