Remove fetchspool, a software working around configuration errors.

[~andy/fetchmail] / contrib / README

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@@ -66,14 +66,6 @@ A shellscript front end for fetchmail that mails you various statistics on
 the downloaded mail and the state of your folders.  A good example of what
 you can do with your own front end.
 
-### fetchspool:
-
-If you find that the speed of forwarding to port 25 is limited by the
-SMTP listener's speed, it may make sense to locally spool all the mail
-first and feed it to sendmail after you hang up the network link.
-This shellscript aims to do exactly that.  It would be smarter to
-figure out why sendmail is slow, however.
-
 ### mailqueue.pl:
 
 This script will connect to your ISP (if not already connected),
@@ -123,26 +115,10 @@ These scripts are front ends for fetchmail in daemon mode that can gather
 log statistics and generate text or HTML reports.  See README.getmail for
 details.  Scripts by Thomas Nesges <ThomaNesges@TNT-Computer.de>.
 
-### fetchmaildistrib:
-
-This script resolves the issue where the sysadmin polls for mail with fetchmail
-only at set intervals, but where a user wishes to see his email right
-away. The duplication in /etc/fetchmailrc and ~/.fetchmailrc files is
-automated with this script; whenever /etc/fetchmailrc is changed, this
-script is run to distribute the stuff into all user's ~/.fetchmailrc
-files.
-
 ### multidrop:
 
 Martijn Lievaart's sendmail hacks to make multidrop reliable.
 
-### domino:
-
-Gustavo Chaves <gustavo@cpqd.com.br> wrote this script to deal with 
-the boundary-mismatch bug in Domino (see FAQ item X5).  If you use
-this with --mda, the broken boundaries will be fixed and the result
-passed to procmail.
-
 ### toprocmail:
 
 John Lim Eng Hooi <jleh@mail.com> wrote this script, yet another