Watching the logs created by qmail-pop3d, I can see that the access frequency is always increasing. A POP connection results the retrieval of a message of finite size. This takes bandwidth too. However, the logs created by tcpserver and qmail-pop3d do not contain any size info, and this makes metering POP traffic difficult. We don't have control of our router, so I would be appreciative for any hints for an alternative. Regards, Chin Fang [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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