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From: Dan Mahoney <dmahone@suffolk.lib.ny.us>
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Subject: Dialing Out?
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Hi.  I'm using pine on my home BSD machine, and I notice that it forces my
ppp connection open whenever I launch pine.  Is there any reason for this,
and is there any way to quell this behavior?

Please reply to danm (at) danmahoney (dot) com, as I do not check this
address (spam).


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