pop3.proxy is an application level gateway for the POP3 protocol. Unlike generic TCP proxys (like tcpproxy) it looks into the data stream watching that client and server fullfill the protocol specification. pop3.proxy is based on RFC 1939.
pop3.proxy is an application level gateway for the POP3 protocol. Unlike generic TCP proxys (like tcpproxy) it looks into the data stream watching that client and server fullfill the protocol specification. pop3.proxy is based on RFC 1939.
To install pop3proxy, run the following command in macOS terminal (Applications->Utilities->Terminal)
sudo port install pop3proxy
To see what files were installed by pop3proxy, run:
port contents pop3proxy
To later upgrade pop3proxy, run:
sudo port selfupdate && sudo port upgrade pop3proxy
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