Has anyone created a simple POP3 and SMTP server using TWISTED?
Zoo Keeper
candiazoo at attbi.com
Thu Mar 13 16:23:06 EST 2003
I thought I'd be looking more along the lines of pop3d and smtpd in that
case. BeOS is not rich with server code that is free. There is a version of
Enamel that works, but is flaky. I could also wait for Zeta to be released,
which might solve some of my problems, especially if they implement a full
network api as the various unix's have.
Mike
On Thu, 13 Mar 2003 16:09:01 -0500, William Park wrote
(in message <b4qs1d$23bm1p$1 at ID-99293.news.dfncis.de>):
> Zoo Keeper <candiazoo at attbi.com> wrote:
>> Or by any other means for that matter.
>>
>> I have two domains, one for me, one for my wife, for our web sites. I
>> want our own mail servers because our ISP has changed names 3 times in 4
>> years. Right now I am using a great product (my server is BeOS, btw)
>> but it is a trial version and the minimal license is for 50 users and
>> costs too much. So, I figured I'd write one in Python, but I wanted to
>> check here first to make sure it hasn't already been done so that I am
>> not wasting time researching and writing something that already
>> exists...
>
> Everything is easy if there is no errors, but handling all possible
> details that may arise is very time-consuming. Also, unnecessary, since
> Fetchmail/Sendmail already exist in many platforms.
>
>
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