Teapop is an RFC1939 and RFC2449 compliant POP3-server, which is quickly gaining world-wide recognition. With its' flexible virtual domain support, Teapop distinguishes itself from other POP3-servers. The possibility to authenticate users in several different ways, for example PostgreSQL-databases and Apache htpasswd files, lets Teapop adapt itself to Your setup, rather than the other way around as with traditional POP3-servers.

Finally you can use the full power of your mailserver, without having your POP3-server limiting you. Teapop truly is a revolutionary OpenSource POP3-server.

And best of all: It's free and it's available now.

Feature Overview:
Full support for virtual domains.
Support for multiple IPs
Follows RFC1939 and RFC2449
APOP support
MySQL authentication support.
PostgreSQL authentication support.
Apache htpasswd authentication support.
Plus many more features.

Nov 27 - New Release; 0.3.8. This version contains some bugfixes, reduced memory foot print and a new feature called softlock. Softlock will return an empty mailbox instead of an error, to the client, if it's locked.

Jul 22 - New Release; 0.3.7. There was a minor error in the configure script that caused it to return incorrect information which would cause a build to fail.

Jul 21 - New Release; 0.3.6. A year worth of hard work have been put into this release. It contains several fixes to improve stability and a couple of new features, such as expiring messages based on age.