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> #!/usr/bin/perl -Tw

Egads, man!  Even as much as _I_ love perl, it's not always
the right hammer for that nail!  Leif, this is a slight update
to what I gave you already.

Make a suitable inetd entry, and use this:

#! /bin/sh

echo "+OK FAKEPOP"
read userline
echo "+OK Password required"
read passwordline
echo "-ERR Change your server to use pop.realhost.com"


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