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Glenn, it sounds like an IMAP server might help you. I am also in need of
the capabilities that you describe -- tonight, I am  in the middle of
building a Univ. Washington IMAP implementation with sendmail on my FreeBSD
box, I will post a description if it seems helpful <<List folks:  Is it
gauche to post description of successful implementations on this list, to
further the spread of knowledge?>>

Forrest


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