Fetchmail has me completely baffled. I think is all the convenient noise
language that has been introduced into the config file. Here is my
situation:
I have an account on my homemachine with usernam bkerin. My account name
on my ISP is fsblk. I would like to be able to have all mail
Britton [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
$ fetchmail
.
.
reading message 69 (2365 bytes) .. not flushed
reading message 70 (855 bytes) not flushed
The problem is that these messages don't show up on my home machine. For
example:
$ mail
No mail for bkerin
where this mail
On Thu, 5 Mar 1998, Britton wrote:
Fetchmail has me completely baffled. I think is all the convenient noise
language that has been introduced into the config file. Here is my
situation:
I have an account on my homemachine with usernam bkerin. My account name
on my ISP is fsblk. I
Britton wrote:
...
Lastly, does anyone have a clean way set up to invoke fetchmail as root
and get mail for all users? I would like to see that also.
This is my setup: I use fetchmail as a cron job to download mail and I
pass it to procmail to distribute to users. I use sendmail.
There is
Britton writes:
[snip] Sorry, can't help you with fetchmail, Yet 8-)
Some related questions:
Is there an elegant userland way to bring up a ppp link and retrieve mail
every day at a specified time (like 4 AM)? Options that occur to me are:
I use UUCP and wanted to do the same sort of
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