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diff --git a/imp/MOTD.html b/imp/MOTD.html
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+<CENTER><P align="center">
+If problems with this service, please try one of these alternatives:<BR>
+<A href="http://imp.jones.dk/" target="_top">dr. Jones</A><BR>
+<A href="http://webmail.a-host.dk/imp/" target="_top">A-host</A><BR>
+<A href="http://www.homebase.dk/imp/" target="_top">Homebase</A><BR>
+<A href="http://honda.homebase.dk/imp/" target="_top">Homebase (alt.)</A><BR>
+<A href="http://woody.macvaerk.com/imp/" target="_top">Macvaerk</A><BR>
+(remember to select your own organisation when logging in...!)
+</P></CENTER>
diff --git a/imp/servers.php3 b/imp/servers.php3
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+<?php
+
+$IMAPServers = array();
+
+/*
+  This is the IMAP server config file. You need this if you set
+  $default->user_change_server to false and $default->use_server_list
+  The IMAPServer class contains the following variables:
+  
+  $name;
+  $server;
+  $port;
+  $folders;
+  $from_server;
+  $preferred;
+  $servtype
+  
+  name specifies the name to be displayed for the server in the select
+  box, server is the hostname of the server. port is the imap port -
+  by default 143. folders is the $folders variable to use; by default
+  it's set to ''.
+  
+  preferred is only useful if you do want to use the same server.php3
+  file for different machines: if the Hostname of the IMP Machine is
+  identical to one of those in the preferred list, then the according
+  option in the select box will include a SELECTED, ie. it is selected
+  per default. Otherwise the first entry in the list is selected.
+  
+  servtype is one of 'imap' or 'pop3'. If it's pop3 you're going to be
+  connecting to a POP3 mail server instead of IMAP (so make sure the
+  port is correct), and all folder options will be automatically
+  turned off.
+  
+  Following are a bunch of example configurations:
+*/
+
+$IMAPServers['jones'] = new IMAPServer('dr. Jones',
+					'mail.jones.dk',
+					143,
+					'',
+					'jones.dk',
+					array(
+						"jones.dk",
+						"mail.jones.dk",
+						"www.jones.dk",
+						"bastian.jones.dk",
+						"webtools.jones.dk",
+						"dr.jones.dk",
+						"imp.jones.dk",
+						"jones.imp.jones.dk",
+						));
+
+$IMAPServers['homebase'] = new IMAPServer('Homebase',
+					'mail.homebase.dk',
+					143,
+					'',
+					'homebase.dk',
+					array(
+						"homebase.dk",
+						"mail.homebase.dk",
+						"www.homebase.dk",
+						"honda.homebase.dk",
+						"nimbus.homebase.dk",
+						"homebase.imp.jones.dk",
+						"imp.homebase.dk"
+						));
+
+$IMAPServers['macvaerk'] = new IMAPServer('Macvaerk',
+					'mail.macvaerk.com',
+					143,
+					'',
+					'macvaerk.com',
+					array(
+						"macvaerk.com",
+						"mail.macvaerk.com",
+						"www.macvaerk.com",
+						"woody.macvaerk.com",
+						"macvaerk.dk",
+						"www.macvaerk.dk"
+						));
+
+$IMAPServers['a-host'] = new IMAPServer('a-host',
+					'mail2.a-host.dk',
+					143,
+					'',
+					'a-host.dk',
+					array(
+						"webmail.a-host.dk",
+						"mail2.a-host.dk"
+						));
+
+$IMAPServers['lab'] = new IMAPServer('Lab',
+					'107b.dk',
+					143,
+					'',
+					'107b.dk',
+					array("www.107b.dk"));
+
+
+?>