[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Sundial Services International, Inc.) writes:

> Gentlebeings... you are all on high-speed links and you're thinking
> "set up your own POP server..."  As though that were no problem.
> 
> And no, it's not that I don't know just how to do just that.  But my
> particular circumstances preclude that approach.  In effect I need
> to (doing the entire job non-root from an ordinary user account)
> periodically query the mail on a server ... run it through filtering
> but also cross-comparison ... and delete the mail I don't want to
> log on [think TELEPHONE DIALUP, think POOR LINES] and laboriously
> retrieve.
> 
> And I really -do- need to do it _that _way.

Ok, those being your constraints I'd suggest switching to another ISP.
A mail only account with procmail support can cost you as little as
$25 a month for unlimited users, 200MB of disk and 8GB of transfer.  

You are talking about doing the periodic query using a dial-up account
I bet.  Otherwise I can't figure this scenario out.  That being the
case it's likely that switching to a better ISP is your only way out.
If your box is filling up so quickly that you must kludge your way
through the question above then a dial-up is going to be a pain.

rw2

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