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+# mailcheckrc	Default configuration for Mailcheck program
+#
+# This is a sample mailcheckrc file.  It provies a good starting point,
+# but it probably isn't exactly what you want.  See mailcheck(1) for
+# more information.
+
+# If you edit /etc/login.defs to turn off mailbox checking, you'll
+# probably want to enable this next line:
+#/var/spool/mail/$(USER)
+
+# If you're using qmail's Maildir feature, you'll probably want to
+# enable this line:
+#$(HOME)/Maildir/
+
+# For qmail's mbox file in user's home directory:
+#$(HOME)/Mailbox
+
+# Mailcheck also supports remote POP3 and IMAP mailboxes.  Most users
+# will want to set these up in a .mailcheckrc file in their home
+# directory, not here.
+
+# If you have a remote POP3 mailbox, use a line like the following
+# if your username is the same there as here.
+#pop3://servername
+#
+# If your POP3 username is different there than here:
+#pop3://username@servernameint
+#
+# In either case, you need to put an entry in $HOME/.netrc for the password.
+# .netrc is in the form:
+#
+#   machine mail.example.com login rmf1 password MyPasWrd
+#
+# where mail.example.com, rmf1, and MyPasWrd are the values for your account,
+# and machine, login, and password are literal text in the file.
+
+# An IMAP account is similar to a POP account, but you can specify a
+# mailbox path:
+#imap://servername/inbox
+
+# For both POP3 and IMAP, you can specify a nonstandard port:
+#pop3://servername:1110
+#imap://servername:1143/inbox
+imap://ryan@localhost/
+imap://ryan@localhost/QueensU.INBOX