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Subject: Re: hub:/var full, please cleanup you mailboxes! 
From: Masafumi NAKANE/=?iso-2022-jp?B?GyRCQ2Y6LDJtSjgbKEI=?= <max@wide.ad.jp>
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    >> It would be nice if we could have a pop client on one of our
    >> FreeBSD.ORG machines so that I can manage my mails a lot more
    >> easily.  What I do is to leave the mails on hub for backup
    >> purpose and I used to remove them once every two weeks or so
    >> when MH was available on the machine.

     > I'm not sure I understand.  You mean a pop _server_ so that you
     > can pop it to some local machine?  We already provide this. :)

No.  What I wish and used to do is:

1. Login to hub periodically and inc my mails into ~/Mail/inbox.

2. Use pick and rmm to discard messages that are more than two weeks
or so old.

The reason why I don't use fetchmail or whatever from my local machine
to get these messages is  that the connection can get very slow.

     Cheers,
Max

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