Binc IMAP is a well designed, modular IMAP server for Maildir

Binc IMAP is a well designed, modular IMAP server for Maildir. Its goals are to be secure, stable, and fast, yet flexible and easy to maintain. For those familiar with qmail-pop3d, this IMAP server will be the natural choice. It is invoked similarily and uses checkpassword to authenticate. Binc IMAP 1.2 is a Maildir only IMAP server (no traditional mbox support). Binc IMAP compiles and runs on RedHat, Mandrake, SuSE and Debian Linux, OpenBSD, FreeBSD, Solaris/SunOS, Mac OS X, and more. Read about Binc IMAP's project goals here. Visit our FAQ. Here's a link to the ChangeLog. Binc IMAP's design is briefly explained here. The latest stable release is 1.2.13 (July 21st 2005). The latest development release is 1.3.4 (June 14th 2005).

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Download

Binc IMAP v1.2 is a stable, production ready branch. Please report bugs or build problems to the mailing list. Download binary RPMs: RedHat / SuSE Download source RPMs: RedHat / SuSE Download tarballs here. Note: Binc IMAP development has halted; it's unlikely that more releases will appear.

Life With Binc IMAP

Here are links to access information provided by the Binc IMAP community.

• The Life With Binc IMAP Wiki is a good place to start if you're having problems with Binc IMAP.
• Here's a list of user contributions.

Features

• Very easy to install and use
• Implements IMAP4rev1
  • Fully compliant with rfc3501
  • Supports TLS and SSL. Can be configured to require SSL or TLS for authentication.
• NFS safe
• Crash safe
• Can be used concurrently with any other POP or IMAP servers or other mailbox accessors.
• Pluggable auth modules through the checkpassword interface. Visit http://www.qmail.org/ for checkpassword extensions for PAM, vpopmail, LDAP, etc..
• Supports Maildir

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