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Subject: Re: Suggested fetchmail port addition (was: Re: Fetchmail nolonger working)
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Quoth Satoshi Asami on Wed, 26 March:
:  * Speaking of which, here is a local MDA I use in order that I do not
:  * have to run a local sendmail.  Unless I am overlooking equivalent
:  * functionality already hidden somewhere in the base OS, it might be
:  * useful to include this in the fetchmail port.
...
: I use
: 
: server foo protocol pop3 fetchall password ******** mda "/usr/libexec/mail.local %s"
: 

*That* is what I was overlooking.  I hate it when that happens:-)