Well I missed that. But then sendmail runs at port 25 by default and so
does the output of fetchmail. The port change is possible and used in such
cases where you might need to have two mailers on the same system using
different configuration files. But you're right, a corrupted init file
(sendmail/postfix/exim whatever) may also have similiar results.
Thanks,
Indraneel
On Wed, 7 Feb 2001, VaibhaV Sharma wrote:
>
> not necessarily... You can bypass the local port 25 listner.
>
> An extract from man fetchmail.
>
> -m <command>, --mda <command>
>
> VaibhaV
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