Matthias Andree wrote:
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Helge Hafting wrote:
Still, rejecting on TO address is tricky, mailing list mail is usually not
addressed to me.
Unfortunately, you haven't shown your configuration file yet.
I suspect you're using a wildcarded multidrop configuration.
Here is my /etc/fetchmailrc:
#Old mail server
poll popn.c2i.net protocol POP3
user zzzz there has password xxxx, is
[EMAIL PROTECTED] here
#current ISP server
poll mail.broadpark.no protocol POP3
user aaaa there has password aaaa, is
[EMAIL PROTECTED] here
Perhaps this setup isn't the smartest?
Still, it'd be nice if fetchmail would delete successfully delivered
messages
when exim goes sour. That would at least avoid message multiplication,
although I would probably not get any mail through if all the x first
messages are bad. That'd be a exim problem though, not a fetchmail fault.
Looks like I solved the problem by making exim accept 100 bad messages
instead of just 4 before giving up. Still a DOS waiting to happen.
Helge Hafting
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