On Mon, 22 Oct 2001, Marco Calistri wrote:
> here my .fetchmailrc(I use qmail as SMTP server)
>
> set postmaster "postmaster"
> set bouncemail
> set spambounce
> set invisible
> #set logfile .fetchmail.log
> #
> #
> poll box.an.it with proto pop3 nodns
> user 'dontcare' there with password 'dontcare' is anonym here
> options fetchall forcecr to * here
> antispam 571,550,501,552,553,554
> expunge 20
> #
> poll pop.uni.it with proto pop3 nodns
> user 'dontcareagain' there with password 'as4beside' is anonym here
> options fetchall forcecr to * here
> antispam 571,550,501,552,553,554
>
> I guess the problem is elsewhere,but...where (!??)
>
> Regards,Marco
Hi Marco,
It looks like fetchmailconf is creating that for you. Try making a
simpler one that works, and then add 'features' one by one until you
get all that spam stuff back in.
Here is mine, created from man fetchmail:
poll imap.someisp.com port 993 user myusername password XXXXX ssl
poll mail.someotherisp.com user myusername password XXXXX
That's it. the first one connects to an IMAP mail server using ssl, and
the second is just pop3. Fetchmail will figure out most of the settings
for you (including protocol in my case).
I guess it helps that I have the same username on all the servers, but you
should be able to to do:
poll mail.someotherisp.com user myusername password XXXXX is localUserName here
man fetchmail !!!!!
Arend
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