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> > I guess you mean 'popclient' here, rather than 'popper'.  For Mark's 
> > benefit: popclient is a unix program which will fetch mail from a remote 
> > pop server and put the mail in your local Unix mailbox.
> 
> Yes, sorry.  I've spent too much time in the Qualacomm FTP site lately...

Just out of curiosity, what does "popclient" do that "fetchmail"
doesn't? I thought "fetchmail" was supposed to do everything that
"popclient" does, only more and better.

-- 
Gareth McCaughan       Dept. of Pure Mathematics & Mathematical Statistics,
gjm11@dpmms.cam.ac.uk  Cambridge University, England.