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+++ Ajitabh Pandey [linux-india] <03/10/01 23:26 -0700>:
> Why would gnu-pop3d or vm-pop3d is required?
> AFAIK if the users are ready to disclose their
> passwords then simply running fetchmail from root
> account(or any other account) should do the thing.
How would you distribute it locally from the LAN server to the users who are
most likely using doze PCs? If they were all using pine / mutt on linux, or
some kind of webmail app, there's no need for pop3.
[Squirrelmail has a facility to check external pop3 accounts - and users can
specify their own passwords for this]
--suresh
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