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Sudish Joseph <sj@eng.mindspring.net> writes:

> William M Perry writes:
> >   Duh, it can be a list.  But I still need to hack the pop support to have
> > some way to specify the host for pop retrieval.  Or am I overlooking
> > something there as well.
> 
> I no longer use POP for retrieval, so take this with a cellar of salt.
> IMO, the best thing to do is to write a small shell wrapper for movemail
> that does all the fetching from various sources and then cats the lot
> into the file that GNUS specifies as the last arg.  You can then use
> $MAILHOST[1] to select between servers.

  Yes, but then I would have to socksify the damn thing, and I already went
to all the trouble of writing a socks5 client in emacs lisp.  :)

-Bill P.