<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> >The following is an indication of improper or missing headers in the
> >mail that fetchmail sends using /usr/lib/sendmail. Replace
> >/usr/lib/sendmail with a program that simply records its arguments and
> >stdin, then examine that information.
>
> >> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >> Cc: recipient list not shown: ;
>
> ok. so how do i go about doing this? i'm rather new to smtp, qmail, and
> the whole ball of wax. thanx again.
My personal recommendation is to scrap fetchmail. It is a bloated pig,
that tries to juggle too many balls at the same time. The POP3 protocol is
simple enough that you can implement a POP3 client in Perl, or any other
rudimentary script. Write your own POP3 client, and be done with it. I
use my own POP3 client that I wrote three years ago, in C++, but I don't
maintain it any more. It does it's job, and nothing more. Doesn't try to
parse header, or implement an SMTP client, just grabs the E-mail from the
POP3 server, and puts it into the mailbox. That's what POP3 clients should
do, IMO.
--
Sam
