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lets see, TWIG, IMP, Post Office, and a few others do exactly what you
want.


> Hi Martin!
> 
> Thanks for the tip...
> 
> The server in question is only "sending" email - the
> daily/weekly Charlie Root reports and a sign-up form for our
> tiny ISP.  IP Filter on another box will block any incoming
> mail.  The reason is simple, sendmail auto loads with fBSD!
> 
> I do plan to use qmail for our email server, but I need to
> find a good web-based "hot-mail" type attachment as most of
> our customers are I-cafe based and can't reconfig their
> machines for pop3 service all the time.  "Good" in this case
> means it works and it is free!
> 
> Any Suggestions?
> 
> aLan Tait
>


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