Hello Linux friends! This question is not very usual and I appreciate any help! I posted this message also at [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Masquerading Mailing-list). This might seem like a Masquerade topic, but perhaps there're other solutions that doesn't require Masquerading. I already have IP Masq working for a Linux server and everyone is happy.. ;-) But I wish to do this: When a user behind the "Masq box" connects to a remote POP3 server, I wish to "dynamically" add a message to this user's mailbox. So, when the mail client connects to a remote POP port (110), and types: +OK server ready user foo +OK User fine, type password now pass bar +OK hello dude stat +OK 3 235000 list +OK 1 210000 2 20000 3 5000 [ ... ] quit This user has 3 messages, and it occupies a total of 235,000 bytes. So, if I wish to add a message that occupies 10,000 bytes, I have to fake the results of the "stat" and "list" commands, so it will show: stat +OK 4 245000 list +OK 1 210000 2 20000 3 5000 4 10000 [ ... ] quit And when the client types "retr 4", I'll generate this "new" and "dynamic" message. Did I make myself clear? Is such a thing possible? Perhaps there is some kind of "POP proxy" that would work in a way that the user wouldn't notice (forwarding remote 110 port to a local xxx port and proxy the user's request from there) Thanks a lot!!! Henrique Pantarotto Coord. T�cnico Operacional CEPAnet Internet Provider Web: http://www.cepa.com.br Tel. suporte: +55 (011) 5506-8477 Sao Paulo - Brasil Linux Friend - To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-net" in the body of a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
