>-----Message d'origine----- >De : [EMAIL PROTECTED] >[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] la part de gbainbridge >Envoy=E9 : mercredi 8 octobre 2008 13:40 >=C0 : [email protected] >Objet : [xmail] Re: Problem with pop3links > > > > >CLEMENT Francis wrote: >>=20 >>=20 >> You have only one pop3 account at mail.myisp.com (collector=20 >mailbox) ? >> And want to dispatch at xmail level to various mailboxs depending of >> destination given in original mails retrieved ? >> Is it correct ? >>=20 >>=20 > >Yes that's correct. All email addressed to any user in my=20 >domain comes into >a common mailbox at my ISP. > >I wish to distribute it on the basis of its original destination. > >In particular I want my son to be able to have a private=20 >mailbox, rather >than, as at present, receiving all the email in my mailbox.=20 >--=20
Ok >=20 > "bainb.co.uk" "gary" "mail.myisp.com" "gbainbridge" "XXXXXXXXXX" "APOP" > "bainb.co.uk" "jason" "mail.myisp.com" "gbainbridge" "XXXXXXXXXX" "APOP" > "bainb.co.uk" "nm" "mail.myisp.com" "gbainbridge" "XXXXXXXXXX" "APOP" >=20 This setup is not correct, as with this syntax, only the first (gary) = will receive all mails from the gbrainbridge account(except if between each = line processed by xmail a mail come in the common mailbox) Can't you create more pop accounts at "myisp.com" level, one for each = final destination ? This should be the easier setup with no possible confusion in finding = as One to One delivery and a pop3links.tab like this : "bainb.co.uk" "gary" "mail.myisp.com" "gbainbridge_gary" "XXXXXXXXXX" "APOP" "bainb.co.uk" "jason" "mail.myisp.com" "gbainbridge_jason" "XXXXXXXXXX" "APOP" "bainb.co.uk" "nm" "mail.myisp.com" "gbainbridge_nm" "XXXXXXXXXX" "APOP" If not possible (cost, limit, ...) : - What is the domain name part of the email addresses when writing to = gary, jason, nm ? @myisp.com ? or @bainb.co.uk ? If so the syntax could be (not tried, allways used a one to one model) = : "?bainb.co.uk,myisp.com" "gary" "mail.myisp.com" "gbainbridge" "XXXXXXXXXX" "APOP" "?bainb.co.uk,myisp.com" "jason" "mail.myisp.com" "gbainbridge" "XXXXXXXXXX" "APOP" "?bainb.co.uk,myisp.com" "nm" "mail.myisp.com" "gbainbridge" "XXXXXXXXXX" "APOP" Or=20 "?bainb.co.uk,bainb.co.uk" "gary" "mail.myisp.com" "gbainbridge" "XXXXXXXXXX" "APOP" "?bainb.co.uk,bainb.co.uk" "jason" "mail.myisp.com" "gbainbridge" "XXXXXXXXXX" "APOP" "?bainb.co.uk,bainb.co.uk" "nm" "mail.myisp.com" "gbainbridge" "XXXXXXXXXX" "APOP" (don't seem to need the three lines at all in the two cases, only one = as in the xmail doc the local account name argument seems not being with this syntax but syntaxicaly must be here) - Try fetchmail :) very efficient for this job, with more options than = xmail pop3links (Could be a good source to integrate directly in xmail source code more possibilities to xmail pop3 fetching) Francis - To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe xmail" in the body of a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] For general help: send the line "help" in the body of a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
