imap is an email protocol that allows mail to be read and written while remaining on a remote server (like your ISP's server).

imapd is a common name for the daemon that "serves" imap mail.

imap2 uses port 143, imap3 uses port 220.

Some common imap packages:

• Courier imap
• uw-imap (University of Washington?)
• cyrus-imap

See man imapd.

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