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Subject: Re: Sophos "idefetch" script
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Okay ...

So, I added a note about how fetch -m means "mirror" but the other important
thing to note is this is just a simple little brain-dead mirror script, and
the true magic comes from http://www.amavis.org/ so you can scan e-mail. ;)

-danny

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