🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <jzuyicae@kirk.demon.co.uk> ewan@kirk.demon.co.uk "Ewan Kirk" writes:

>In Article <30d09640.4515768@news.demon.co.uk> Mike Mann writes:
>>This may be a reference to the fact that WinDis appends incoming mail
>>to the file ....\ka9q\spool\mail\<user>.txt *unless* its POP3 server
>>is switched on, in which case incoming mail is stored in files of the
>>form ....\ka9q\spool\mail\<user>\nnnnnnnn.pop.
>>
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>
>Couldn't you just wean your users onto Pegasus?  It's much better.

I'd love to - if only I could get the format.  Specifically: where
does outgoing mail go? In what format? How is the nnnnnnnn generated?
Are there any indexes floating around that need to be updated?

I asked about this in the Pmail conference on Cix and was told to sod
off and buy the manuals.  Which doesn't encourage me in this
endeavour...

All the Best,

Tim

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