"D. J. Bernstein" wrote:

> Perhaps there was noise on the modem line. If it happens again, you
> could use tcpdump or ucspi-tcp/recordio to see what's actually being
> transmitted through the POP connection.

Possibly..  Or maybe even it was just Netscapes funky progress bar coupled
with a large message.  What threw me was they reported problems in other
clients but this turned out to be due to the other admin somehow making all
the files in cur owned by root while fiddling with them.  Speaking of
Netscape I applied the octets patch mentioned in the archives but compiling
gives me
qmail-pop3d.c: In function `pop3_top':
qmail-pop3d.c:272: `foo' undeclared (first use this function)

Does anyone know how to fix this?  The lines inserted are evidently
puts("+OK ");
foo[fmt_uint(foo,m[i].size)] = 0;
puts(foo);

puts(" octets \r\n");
flush();

Regards,
--Steve




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