Jeff wrote:
Paul Scott, 2002-Dec-19 10:26 -0700:How does it "give it"? How does tell the Procmail configuration how to find it? I have similar questions about the rest of the steps below. I have actually read a lot about this and still don't have answers to some of the basics.
Jean-Marc V. Liotier wrote:Fetchmail would go get the mail from you email server and pull them to
A quite "classical" config is to use fetchmail to bring your emails ontoCan you be more specific about "local mail engine"?
your local mail engine, then use any MUA you please (mutt, pine are happy to
use your favorite editor).
This is what I am trying to do even though I can't install mutt without exim. (Of course I don't have to use exim).
your local machine where it give it to a mail delivery agent (MDA)
like Maildrop or Procmail.
Do I need something between fetchmail and mutt? I am configuring fetchmail right now and have the fetch part close.
It does. Thanks,The MDA would then process the mail and deliver it to the local mailboxes on the system. You would then view the mail with a mail user agent (MUA) such as mutt or sylpheed. For sending mail, you'll need a mail transfer agent (MTA) such as Exim, Postfix or Sendmail.I hope this helps,
Paul
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