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cynic061

2005-06-20, 6:01 pm


i am newbie


me with my group are thinking to write a mail server
so for that we have read the RFC822(smtp) and RFC1939(pop)

i have gained the basic concept but a problem arouse

how is the message sent (HALO, DATA, MAIL FROM, MAIL TO) are stored
in the server
is it the simple text file?

i am thinking to create the server in java.net.* does is it good
choice and are there other RFC's that we have to read???

please help me


thanks in advance


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Jeff Cochran

2005-06-21, 2:50 am

On Sat, 18 Jun 2005 07:29:35 -0400, cynic061
<cynic061.1qxv65@no-mx.forums.yourdomain.com.au> wrote:

>me with my group are thinking to write a mail server
>so for that we have read the RFC822(smtp) and RFC1939(pop)
>
>i have gained the basic concept but a problem arouse
>
>how is the message sent (HALO, DATA, MAIL FROM, MAIL TO) are stored
>in the server
>is it the simple text file?
>
>i am thinking to create the server in java.net.* does is it good
>choice and are there other RFC's that we have to read???


Might want to try a programming group or a Java group. This isn't
related to the SMTP server in IIS/Windows.

Jeff
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