#!/bin/sh
#
# I used this once to debug an IMAP session; I wrote it into the
# inetd.conf instead of the imapd (which ran on the host picasso). If
# you do a tail -f on the output files, you can get an idea what is
# going on in the session.

tee -a /tmp/.imapin | /usr/local/bin/socket picasso imap | tee -a /tmp/.imapout