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Subject: vpop
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Hello all;

	Does anyone out there use vpop?   What have been the experience 
with it?  Are there alternatives?  I guess you can just put in extra 
users with non-existant shells.  Is this what most of you do?  I tried 
installing it, and when I send mail to webmaster@virtual.com it came to 
webmaster@real.com? Am I doing something wrong?

						Thanks

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