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Thanks. Unfortunately, that doesn't make it any better than running it as a
cron job. My desire is that no matter how many
On Thursday 30 October 2003 08:49 pm, Praedor Atrebates wrote:
Thanks. Unfortunately, that doesn't make it any better than running it as
a cron job. My desire is that no matter how many users are using, only ONE
fetchmail process is needed. Instead of all users running their own
fetchmail,
On Fri, 2003-10-31 at 08:15, Bryan Phinney wrote:
On Thursday 30 October 2003 08:49 pm, Praedor Atrebates wrote:
Thanks. Unfortunately, that doesn't make it any better than running it as
a cron job. My desire is that no matter how many users are using, only ONE
fetchmail process is
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OK. On my laptop I use a global /etc/fetchmailrc file because I like the
cleanliness of running fetchmail as a daemon at startup rather than as a cron
job as a user (Ugh. Crude. Ugly). I decided to experiment on my desktop
and try to use
On Thursday 30 October 2003 08:25 pm, Praedor Atrebates wrote:
OK. On my laptop I use a global /etc/fetchmailrc file because I like the
cleanliness of running fetchmail as a daemon at startup rather than as a
cron job as a user (Ugh. Crude. Ugly). I decided to experiment on my
desktop and
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Thanks. Unfortunately, that doesn't make it any better than running it as a
cron job. My desire is that no matter how many users are using, only ONE
fetchmail process is needed. Instead of all users running their own
fetchmail, have the system
OK. On my laptop I use a global /etc/fetchmailrc file because I like the
cleanliness of running fetchmail as a daemon at startup rather than as a
cron
job as a user (Ugh. Crude. Ugly). I decided to experiment on my desktop
and try to use fetchmail in daemon mode but instead of an
On Thu, 30 Oct 2003, Praedor Atrebates wrote:
My desire is that no matter how many users are using, only ONE fetchmail
process is needed.
That's what the daemon is for; one process, fetching everyone's mail.
Instead of all users running their own fetchmail, have the system run
ONE and have
Wolfgang Bornath wrote:
I'd never thought that sasl will be installed but not the libsasl-plugin
which is essential to sasl. The plugin is on CD3 and urpmi installs it
without problem. No further configuring, right after I installed the
plugin everything worked.
How can MandrakeSoft forget
On Sunday 09 February 2003 12:04 am, Wolfgang Bornath wrote:
Hi,
Due to a total loss of my working 9.0 system - messed around with
fsck.ext3 - I lost some config files and now i'm in trouble :(
I set up 9.1Beta3 without any problems and it's great! Now I wanted to
use Mutt together with
Hi,
Due to a total loss of my working 9.0 system - messed around with
fsck.ext3 - I lost some config files and now i'm in trouble :(
I set up 9.1Beta3 without any problems and it's great! Now I wanted to
use Mutt together with postfix and fetchmail. I coould rescue the
main.conf of postfix
On Sunday 09 February 2003 06:04, Wolfgang Bornath wrote:
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fetchmail: POP3 TOP 1
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fetchmail: Protocol error in SMTP-Listener
fetchmail: SMTP
Skippi wrote:
Hi everyone. First, thanks for all the on list off list replies. Thanks
to your input I have managed to fix a few little things with my fetchmail
configuration (and for those who asked, yes I have been using fetchmailconf
to set that up. I have made progress and fetchmail
Skippi,
I missed the beginning of this thread, and know nothing about pygmy.
But, you can set up some email clients under Linux to work just like
they do under Windows, i.e, use POP3 to get email from your ISP and SMTP
to send it back. Kmail is one example -- you configure it just like you
Randy Kramer wrote:
There are reasons I would like
to have sendmail (really postfix), procmail, fetchmail and so forth set
up on my Linux box (to use it as a mail server on my home LAN), but if
you don't have requirements like this you don't need fetchmail and
sendmail.
Randy, you most
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Randy Kramer wrote:
There are reasons I would like
to have sendmail (really postfix), procmail
Franki wrote:
yeech, its not that hard.
Heres how I did it..
Install and setup postfix.. (the defaults are fine for most, and all you
need to is setup hostname and server name and stuff like that. piece of
cake..)
Now, you see why I suggested postfix as opposed to sendmail...
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J.
J. Craig Woods wrote:
Randy, you most definitely did miss the earlier part to this thread. The
conditions you enumerated above are exactly what he is trying to do
Craig,
Oops, sorry! ;-)
Randy Kramer
Want to buy your Pack or Services from MandrakeSoft?
Go to
Frank,
Thanks -- one of these days (soon) I'll try again, I'll keep your email
until then.
One immediate question -- if I don't have a registered domain name, what
do I use -- can I make up anything? (I would plan to send email under
my ISPs domain, i.e., my current email address -- [EMAIL
Hi everyone. First, thanks for all the on list off list replies. Thanks
to your input I have managed to fix a few little things with my fetchmail
configuration (and for those who asked, yes I have been using fetchmailconf
to set that up. I have made progress and fetchmail is now working.
Hey Skippi.
Fetchmail is what you want. Right off the top of my head, I can't see much
in the way of why you're having problems, but I'm going to submit my
fetchmailrc here as a template.
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[root@r2d2 log]# cat /etc/fetchmailrc
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Hello Skippi,
Alas my friend, I am yet to reach geekdom. Since i have a sys admin
over here, never got a chance to learn much. The fact is i faced the
same problem some time back, but was never able to fix it :o( ,
perhaps some of our other friends on this list will be able to help.
Here is what
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Subject: Re: [expert] fetchmail problem
Hello Skippi,
looks like you have a sendmail problem. what happens is fetchmail
after downloading the mail passes it on to an mda like sendmail. to
check whether this is infact your problem try the using the --mda
/bin/cat, --keep and the --fetchlimit 1
On Mon, 04 Feb 2002 21:19:57 MST Skippi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Howdy all. Here is the deal. I am currently doing email in Linux using
Spruce that is working just fine. I want to migrate to Pygmy. Here is
the rub. Pygmy needs an external program to fetch mail. So I have been
trying
Hello Skippi,
looks like you have a sendmail problem. what happens is fetchmail
after downloading the mail passes it on to an mda like sendmail. to
check whether this is infact your problem try the using the --mda
/bin/cat, --keep and the --fetchlimit 1 options. if you can then
read your first
Thanks Mario -- what you told me to do does in fact work. I can read the
email in my terminal. Looks like the problem is my mda settings --
whatever the heck those are.
Ok, next dumb question. Can you tell me how to use this sendmail thingy?
Is this a deamon which is suppose to be running
Howdy all. Here is the deal. I am currently doing email in Linux using
Spruce that is working just fine. I want to migrate to Pygmy. Here is
the rub. Pygmy needs an external program to fetch mail. So I have been
trying to set up fetchmail, but it's not syncronizeing with the servers
where
On February 4, 2002, skippi wrote:
S Is this a deamon which is suppose to be running in the
S background?
Sendmail is not a daemon, but a program that can be invoked everytime
you send the mail. It will take care of queueing and relaying the
mail appropriately. What is appropriate depends
connections?)
skippi
users
Thanks Peter
-- Skippi
On Tue, 05 Feb 2002, Peter Møller Neergaard wrote:
Date: Tue, 05 Feb 2002 01:19:11 -0500
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