PMPOP - a POP3/SMTP e-mail transport subsystem
for use with Pegasus Mail/DOS v3.1 and later
Copyright (c) 1990-94, David Harris, all rights reserved.
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What's new in PMPOP v1.1?

PMPOP 1.1 has a number of enhancements over the original 1.0 release,
including the following:

*  A Packet-driver version is now provided as well as a version for
   Novell's LAN Workplace for DOS stack. The Packet driver version
   should work with almost any packet driver and I have had reports
   that it will work with a SLIP packet driver, although I have not
   been able to substantiate this.

*  The documentation has been substantially improved, and the 
   installation process for most users will be considerably simpler
   than for 1.0.

*  It is now possible to set your "From" address to any value; as a
   balancing point to this, PMPOP now will not send mail at all unless
   it can login successfully to the POP3 account you specify first; it
   will write the POP3 account address into the "Sender" field of the
   message as a form of security measure to guard against malicious
   forgery.

*  PMPOP can now be forced to run in standalone mode on NetWare 
   systems by modifying its command line so that a "-a" switch is
   present, just as with Pegasus Mail itself.

*  PMPOP can now be configured without the TCP/IP stack actually being
   present in memory. Operation will only fail if an attempt is made 
   to perform an action which actually requires the stack.


Known problems in this release

Release 1.1 of PMPOP should be very stable. The only known problem at 
this stage is a glitch in the way sockets are closed which may result 
in slight reliability problems on very slow links (a 2400bps SLIP 
link may be the sort of candidate for this problem). This will 
hopefully be corrected in a future release.