1. Add support for multiple hosts in a single host info file.
2. Use autoconf? I am not sure it is neccesary because fetchpop uses
   only libraries that most of Unix-like OSs have. 
   Well, telling users to edit a few variables in config.h is no big deal,
   I guess.
3. In .fetchhost file, make fifth column for favorite command line flags, 
   such as 
      pop3.mail.host.name encrypted_userid encrypted_password sleep 
      "-d -r -o /var/spool/mail/sexy"

All of above will be implemented next release. Probably 1.10 or 2.1.
So in upcoming fetchpop1.10 (2.1) version, the $HOME/.fetchhost file should
look something like;

 mail.ohlab.net encrypted_userid encrypted_password 900  "-d -o ~/mail/from_ohlab"
 pop.cis.ohio-state.edu encrypted_userid encrypted_password 600  "-d -r -o ~/mail/from_osu"
 postbox.acs.ohio-state.edu encrypted_userid encrypted_password 1200 "-d -r -p"


You are free to hack the fetchpop codes, if you want. 
If you hacked fetchpop, please send me any modification you made 
and you will get credit for your work, of course.
Also, I am also looking for a maintainer.

	seung-hong oh <oh@cis.ohio-state.edu>
