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From: Adrian Chadd <adrian@obiwan.psinet.net.au>
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> 
> Don't. I just told them to use POP/IMAP compliant clients. If the
> don't like pine/mutt and insist on using elm, etc (which does NOT
> support POP or IMAP), there isn't much you can do.
> 
> The only way I'd do it is if the client signed a disclaimer saying
> that any mail lossage is not your fault...

You COULD install procmail if you were feeling lucky :)

They do that at uni, if I want to read email via pine I use IMAP, if I
want to read mail via elm I install procmail.

Cya

Adrian