Richard Spencer wrote:
> I just figured it out, sort of...
>
> I changed the place Mutt looks for mail to /var/spool/mail/$USER
> and now I can see my mail when I open Mutt.
>
> However, I am making this change in order to retrieve mail
> from two different email accounts, and it seems that I
> somehow managed to lose the inbound mail from the other
> account.
>
> I know that there is some information about this in the
> Fetchmail doco, but I can't seem to figure it out.
>
> Anyone..?
I also use fetchmail to collect mail from two different servers, and
all of what it collects goes into the same place. Perhaps fetchmail
has somehow been misconfigured? Here's my ~/.fetchmailrc:
----- Begin ~/.fetchmailrc -----
defaults
poll mail.earthlink.net protocol POP3:
user reznaeous
password my_password;
poll wvu.edu protocol POP3:
interval 15
user mwerner
password my_other_password;
----- End ~/.fetchmailrc -----
And that's all there is to it. Perhaps you could post whatever
fetchmailrc you're using (with passwords removed, of course) to
see if anyone here spots anything wrong?
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