Take a look at fetchmail it will pull down all mail from a server for a
domain and deliver it locally i belive.
Bret
> Rajagopal Subash wrote:
>
> Hi All:
> We use Mdaemon 2.7 under Windows NT in our office to connect to our
> ISP and download all our mails by logging in to our ISP using one
> login account. Our ISP was using Windows NT, but recently they changed
> to Linux from Windows NT. After they have changed the system, we found
> that lots of our emails are missing. Little more in details.
>
> We have accounts like this with our ISP.
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> We have a separate login account to login to our ISP who has enabled
> mail grouping like this. Mails addressed to any one of us above will
> be forwarded to [EMAIL PROTECTED] where the Mdaemon server in our office is
> configured to login using this account and download all the mails.
> Once it downloads then it is configured in such a way that it
> distributes to x, y and z locally. Same way when we send out a mail,
> mail will reach the Mdaemon server, then the Mdaemon server dial to
> ISP and send out all the mails.
>
> Recent days we have some kind of compatibility problem where lots of
> our mails are missing. Is there any software like Mdaemon which talks
> to our ISP server w/o any problem.
> Thanks
> Subash
>
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