Post Office Protocol: Version 3: Extended service offerings

Rose, Matt

doi:10.17487/rfc1082

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“…Thus, a user can examine any single mail-item at any preferred level with respect to her/his resources. Many commercial mail services are provided through the use of the Post Office Protocol (POP) [14], offering the mail service at a mailbox granularity. In this scheme, a user periodically retrievs all available mail-items from the server, deleting the server's copy.…”

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Decentralized Electronic Mail

Bercovici

Keidar

Tal

2006

26th IEEE International Conference on Distributed Computing Systems Workshops (ICDCSW'06)

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Abstract-E-mail is one of the most popular Internet applications. Unfortunately, the server-centric architecture of today's commercial solutions inherently limits availability, efficiency, and scalability. The single point of failure as well as the increasing processing and storage stress on the server drives the 35 year old infrastructure to the limits of its abilities. This paper proposes decentralized electronic mail (DEM), a novel e-mail architecture that overcomes existing systems' shortcomings. Following the mobile-object paradigm, DEM offers a decentralized approach, which breaks the dependency between a mail user and a single service provider, while relying entirely on participants' resources.

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confidence: 99%