Ted Zlatanov a écrit profondement:
| S> So how do I tell gnus not to append the "/110" ?
|
| I think the "/110" is indicating port 110. Can you open port 110 on
| that server from your machine?
|
Yes port 110 opens just fine via both 'telnet' and 'fetchmail'
And I get the same results whether or not I comment out the: :port "pop3"
or in fact change the "pop3" in that line to "110"
(setq mail-sources
'((file :path "/var/spool/mail/user-name")
(pop :server "pop3.mail.server"
:user "user-name"
;; :port "pop3 -also tried 110 here-"
:password "secret")))
So it seems that it's something I have inadvertently set up, or a
problem with gnus
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Slackrat
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