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I want to download my email from my ISP
I have an MX record to wich point to my system, but my system is not permanetly
connected.
I see an example from the book The Complete FreeBSD by Greg Lehey in the
page number 468.
This example work fine, but my question is?
How i can do an script that automate this work?
i want to tell to remote system automatically when i am connected.
Thanks in advance

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