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From: Josh Paetzel <friar_josh@tcbug.org>
To: John Fox <readbsd@mind.net>
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Subject: Re: tcpdump for sniffing POP3 -- methods ?
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> Our plan is to move these users over to our UNIX system, but we
> don't have a record of their passwords.  This means we need to
> either
> 
> 2) Obtain them by sniffing the POP3 traffic being sent
> to the Imail server.
> 
> -John

You may wish to try out sniff from the ports tree. ;)

Josh Paetzel