> which does logically fit a single address, but that doesn't mean you
 > couldn't use it for multiple addresses.  We've hashed this out on the
 > DOS_INTERNET echo this year and agreed that, yes, you could safely use
 > POP to retrieve mail for multiple users *if* (and only if) you have some
 > way of preserving the envelope info when the message is delivered to the
 > mailbox, e.g., in an X-SMTP-envelope: header or something similar.
Yes, but this wouldn't work under standard configurations for most 
web-servers and stuff, would it? It's I need to make a replacement mailing 
program for a friend who's using a Demon internet connection. They need SMTP 
mailbox remapping. There's currently no BBS-Internet programs on the market 
that handle this effectively enough, so I'm having to write my own.
Have Fun - Kev
Kevin Campbell
Sysop of Deimos BBS
E-Mail: Sysop@Deimos.unmanned.co.uk
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