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Hi everyone
I have a system that is modem+ppp connected to the net and I download my 
user's mail every hour, I would also like to queue emails so that I can 
upload the emails to an SMTP server via sendmail or whatever. Is there an 
easy way of doing this?

Is there a book out there that explains this?

Thanks

Bora