> >Le Mercredi 15 Mai 2002 16:44, Alston, Tony a �crit : > > HTTP has everything to do with it - if you're using a web browser to view > > the emails for the POP account. I suppose there's a number of ways to read > > the POP account mail, http is one way. Haven't you ever heard of Hotmail? > >Well this is the job of a webmail software. Qpopper is only a pop server... > >Qpopper<-----POP3------>WebMailSoftware<-->WebServer<----http--->Browser.
Good flow chart. Sounds like Tony has his qpopper working (buried in his last message, he said it worked fine when telnetting to port 110). >BTW, anyone know a good webmail handling APOP ? Hmmm, I use NOCC, but it doesn't do APOP. Then again, I run it on the same server as my POP server, so there's no real point I guess. ----------------------------------------------------------------- Daniel Senie [EMAIL PROTECTED] Amaranth Networks Inc. http://www.amaranth.com
