I think you need to ask debian-user about the packages named "uqwk" and "multimail" or something like that.
Having never used either I can't help, but many many years ago I used a QWK
reader to read usenet news.
Anything else that is QWK compatible under development?
I would almost be interested in a GTK based QWK reader...
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Nils Rennebarth
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12/05/2000 10:31 Subject: Offline mail reader
for several lists
AM
I use procmail to sort my incoming mail (a dozen or so mailinglists) to
different folders. To read mail from home, I ssh to the computer at work
and
read mail with mutt.
But as phone lines ar expensive here, instead of spending an hour of
online mail reading, I would like to connect, download new mails,
disconnect, read and delete most of them, then connect again and write back
eventual changes to the folders.
Is there a piece of software that allows me to do just that? It doesn't
sound like a very exotic problem so someone else might have wanted a
solution. Using imap does not count, it won't work offline,
as it makes a connection to the server for every message to be
read.
Nils
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