When
using the pop delivery agent, actual delivery is
via the spop(8) program, which provides a way to
perform local delivery for any user that does not have a local Unix
account. This is handy in a POP universe where it is often
undesirable for thousands of POP clients to also have local accounts.
It is also useful at sites where security concerns prevent POP-only
users from also having Unix accounts.
Support is included in your mc configuration
file like this:
MAILER(`local') define this
MAILER(`pop') before this
Note that the local delivery agent must be defined
before you can define pop.
The defaults for the pop delivery agent are shown
in Table 20-11, along with the
mc configuration macros used to alter those
defaults.
Table 20-11. Defaults for the pop delivery agent
POP_MAILER_ARGS
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See this section
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A=pop $u
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POP_MAILER_FLAGS
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See this section
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F=lsDFMqPenu
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POP_MAILER_PATH
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See this section
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P=/usr/lib/mh/spop
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none
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R=
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R=EnvToL/HdrToL
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none
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S=
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S=EnvFromL
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none
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T=
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T=DNS/RFC822/X-Unix
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POP_MAILER_QGRP
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Q=
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no Q= default
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The
spop program is distributed as part of the
mh suite of software, and is available from
http://www.ics.uci.edu/~mh/.