Hi, I believe that the POP functions in nmh-1.0.2 have a problem with the ruserpass() library function on Redhat Linux 6.1 (i586). Whenever I try to run msgchk or inc over POP, the program sends the username I specify and an eight-letter password to the POP server. I'm never prompted to enter a password, and the contents (or existence) of ~/.netrc don't matter. I've traced this problem to the call of the ruserpass() function, which is defined in my glibc 2.1.2. If I replace the ruserpass() calls by calls to the ruserpass() function that is defined in sbr/ruserpass.c (but not used by default), inc and msgchk work fine. Best, Alexander.
