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    The original Interim Mail Access Protocol was implemented as a Xerox Lisp Machine client and a TOPS-20 server. No copies of the original interim protocol specification or its software exist. [ 7 ] [ 8 ] Although some of its commands and responses were similar to IMAP2, the interim protocol lacked command/response tagging and thus its syntax was ...

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    Along with his further deliberate configuration of the server, his open relay enables people to send e-mail without their IP address being directly visible to the recipient and thereby send e-mail anonymously. In 2002, his open relay, along with 24 others, was used by a computer worm to propagate itself. [14]