Package: mailutils-pop3d Version: 1:1.2+dfsg1-4 Severity: normal I installed mailutils-pop3d because I wanted to have a POP3 daemon running as an ordinary user process. Tiger caught that the pop3d service had been installed in /etc/inetd.conf without tcpwrappers. Running dpkg-reconfigure -plow mailutils-pop3d did not produce anything in the way of options to disable the daemon, so a little work with vi inserted the "#<off># " at the beginning of the appropriate line. Perhaps this should be added to packing of this package? I have run across other situations in the past where it is easiest to transfer email from an mbox (or maildir) using a personal POP daemon.
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