If you want to be able to run it for multpile users, and not have all/no users be able to look at/configure it, Miark pointed me to the user way of running it:
Here is what i ended up doing: 1. Installed popfile in my ~/bin dir. 2. in .bash_profile cd /home/huff/bin/popfile perl popfile.pl 1> .popfile.out 2>.popfile.errors & cd ~/ 3. in /home/huff/bin/popfile/popfile.cfg html_port 8081 pop3_port XXXX pop3_secure_port XXXX I just chose 8081 cuz it's different than the default (8080 i think) Where XXXX is some port > 1024 4. Adjust your email program's pop3 port to XXXX eric Miark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Anne, > > Since we worked through this question originally, I've discovered > that you don't need the script. Instead, put the two commands on > the same line in rc.local: > > cd /usr/local/bin/popfile/; popfile.pl > > And that's it. > > Miark
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