"Sandip" == Sandip P Deshmukh <Sandip> writes:
Sandip> fetchmail -d0 > flog & results in flog that looks like:
Sandip> 1 message for deshmukh at 192.168.100.1 (955 octets).
Sandip> reading message [EMAIL PROTECTED]:1 of 1
Sandip> (955 octets)
Sandip> flushed
Sandip> now, i want to know, what is this flushed? where has this
Sandip> message gone?
It means fetchmail got your message, delivered it locally and flushed
your POP mailbox (I think that means it deleted the message on the
mailbox, but I can't remember for sure).
Sandip> my /var/mail/sandip is 0 bytes
I hope you don't have a .procmailrc or .forward file.
Also, be sure you have something like
user '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' there ... is sandip here
in your fetchmailrc config file. Look at that config file very
carefully (the -d0 flag you used kind of concerns me). Can you match
each of those entries in the flog file with what you see being written
to /var/log/exim/mainlog? The exim log should tell you exactly where
the delivery went.
Like your exim set up, this *should* be working if you got the config
files set up ;-) Boy, I hope you enjoying this, because you could go
out and turn a lot off people off Debian otherwise!
Cheers!
Shyamal
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