Michel - I have this problem with one ISP. When email arrives at his
servers, he makes it available on a POP3 server. On my Linux box I run
fetchmail as a daemon to pull the mail into my system:
fetchmail --daemon 300 --fetchmailrc /etc/.fetchmailrc --syslog
where /etc/.fetchmailrc contains the POP3 access info for all the
servers I want to access:
defaults protocol pop3
poll isp1 username "user1" password "pwd1" is user1 here
poll isp1 username "user2" password "pwd2" is user2 here
(see man fetchmail for full details)
John
On Sat, 13 Apr 2002 23:31:08 -0400
"Michel Donais" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> We intend to open a web site.
>
> The main use will be to use Email services to permit our users to
> get in touch with some of our suppliers.
>
> The activity generated won't be for the beginning very important;
> so we decided to be hosted.
>
> All the the mailing will be received at the host site.
>
> Is there any way to catch all these Emails at regulars intervals
> and without our users intervention and redistibute them to our
> users via our in house mailing system and have a pop or a sound
> at the arrivale on an user terminal.
>
>
> Michel
>
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