1. Features

2. See also

3. External links

4. References

The Simple Mail Access Protocol (SMAP)^[1] is an application layer Internet protocol for accessing e-mail stored on a server. It was introduced as part of the Courier suite, with the goal of creating a simpler and more capable alternative to IMAP.

Features

• MIME attachments can be transmitted in their raw, decoded form. This allows large base64-encoded attachments to be transmitted without the 4:3 inflation that base64 encoding usually incurs.^[2]
• Support for sending outgoing e-mails through the SMAP connection, instead of using a separate SMTP connection to the server. An outgoing message only needs to be transmitted once to both send it and save a copy to a server-side folder.
• Unicode folder names, with native support for hierarchy.
• SMAP clients and servers can fall back to IMAP if the peer does not support SMAP.

See also

• POP4, another attempt at creating a "simpler IMAP", by extending POP3

External links

• Simple Mail Access Protocol, Version 1

References

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