# POP users file
#
# Edit the last line to your details (best viewed in 100 columns or wider)

# Format:
# Local user	Remote user	Password	Server		Delete 	Auto	Last	MaxSize		APOP
#								Y/N	Y/O/N	Y/N	Y/N/Size	Y/N
#
# Auto, Last & size fields are optional - if they're not present, defaults
# are assumed (as shown below) for backwards compatiblity.
# Note: fields may _NOT_ be left blank.

# Auto: Default 'O'
#       O = autofetch user only when online (set 'Variable:' in Config file)
#           (equiv. to Y is Var: not present)
#       Y = always autofetch user (useful if you have a local network _and_ a
#           dialup connection)
#       N = never autofetch user
# May also be a system variable, enclosed in <>'s, in which case the user is
# only fetched if the system variable is true (same tests as the Online:
# variable). Useful if you have a provider who only allows you to fetch mail
# from their servers whilst connected to one of their dialup lines. You
# should set/unset the system variable somewhere in your dialer's
# configuration files.

# Last: Default 'N'
#       L = use the POP3 'LAST' command, which generally causes POPstar to
#           skip over mails that have already been fetched (useful when
#           combined with Delete = N)
#	U = use the POP3 'UIDL' command, for a similar effect
#       Y = same as 'L' (for compatibility)
#       N = don't skip undeleted already-fetched mail

# MaxSize: Default 'Y'
#       Y = only fetch messages below size specified in config file
#       N = fetch messages regardless of size
#       or specify a size in in bytes; K or M suffix may be specified.
#       (eg. '10K' == 10240 bytes - no space between number & 'K')

# APOP: Default 'Y'
#       Y = use POP3's APOP authentication (if the server offers the option)
#       N = never use APOP


# NB. The 'LAST' and 'UIDL' options may not work on all POP3 servers.
# NB. Do not set 'LAST' or 'UIDL' along with a maximum size for a mailbox -
#     you won't be able to retreive the oversize messages later without
#     manually fetching them somehow.

# To use a non-standard port number, postfix the server name with : then the
# port number.
# The Auto, Last, MaxSize and APOP columns are best left blank unless you
# need to use them.

# The columns are tab (NOT space) separated. Use a decent editor like Zap (or
# StrongEd).

# Local user	Remote user	Password	Server		Delete 	Auto	Last	MaxSize	APOP

local_user	login_name	password	mail.isp.net	Y	O	N	Y	Y
