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To: Michael Brown <Michael_Brown@sw.cc.va.us>
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> does anyone know how to setup qpopper.

Basically, it is just a matter of compiling it, and then adding the
service to inetd.

You could also try cucipop.

On Mon, 22 Mar 1999, Michael Brown wrote:

> does anyone know how to setup qpopper.
> 
> My setup is have problems.
> 
> Michael Brown
> 
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