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From: Holt Grendal <holtor@yahoo.com>
Subject: /usr/bin/mail & Maildir
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Hi,

Is there anyway to make /usr/bin/mail read mail
from a qmail Maildir? Im guessing not so then would
there be a replacement for /usr/bin/mail that would
support Maildir?

I been looking around all over and no luck yet.

Qmail Users: any ideas? TIA!!

HAPPY NEW YEAR TOO :)

Holt

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