Kai MacTane <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The problem, really, is that I'd like to allow users to check their mail on 
> the command line (after ssh-ing in) and/or by POP3. Unfortunately, users 
> familiar with the command line have a tendency to log in and type "mail" to 
> see if they have any mail. And a non-Maildir-aware /bin/mail then claims 
> they have none, ignoring the dozens of files in ~/Maildir/new.

Make bin/mail a script something like:

        #!/bin/bash
        
        mutt -z -f ~/Maildir/

See www.mutt.org for mutt.

Charles
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