[TriLUG] exclusive access to TriLUG-owned hardware?

[Jeremy Portzer]

On Thu, 2003-06-26 at 16:54, Tanner Lovelace wrote:
> On Thu, 2003-06-26 at 16:12, Magnus wrote:
> 
> > Then there is email.  You did know that as a member you're entitled to 
> > an email box, right?  The TriLUG email service are worth the trouble of 
> > filling out a membership form all by itself.  Just a casual look at 
> > moya shows me that we have quite a number of people using the email 
> > service.  This is a list of the IMAP spools on moya.  People who use 
> > POP3 or .forward won't have this, so the real number of trilug.org 
> > mailboxes is higher:
> 
> One small note, Chris.  POP3 is served from the same place
> as IMAP and we actually create that spool directory for all users
> so people who use .forward to direct their e-mail elsewhere will show
> up here too. 
> 

Actually, I'm fairly sure that we don't have POP3 enabled at all.
If we did, it would be the secure version on port 995, but
mail.trilug.org is refusing connections to port 995.  I guess since the
same UW-IMAP daemon can handle IMAP and POP3, it should be easy enough
to enable if someone really wants it.

--Jeremy

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