ugh. i guess you could proxy authenticate the pop server, but this would
be a lot of work, for marginal gain.
How about putting 'liw' rights on ~/Mail/inbox? If only insert rights
worked correctly.
(who wants to rewrite the world just to
support some laptops?)
Funny guy.
> He could, on the other hand, run inc on some machine connected by a
> fast lan to the AFS server for his directory. That would seem like the
> simple and efficient solution.
but this is a pain. i like to collect new mail by popping the inc button in
my gui, not by finding a window on an upstream machine etc.
alias inc rsh popmachine -n inc
Well, it would probably have to be a shell script. And you'd have to rescan
since popmachine couldn't update the .xmhcache.
I inc into the cache too, but if I'm in disconnected mode (surprised peter
didn't mention this) the file doesn't get stored over the wire until I
reconnect.
