On Sat, Jun 26, 1999 at 10:29:09PM +0100, Oliver Elphick wrote: >What I have done in a like case was to connect to the server with telnet >on the pop-3 port and delete the message by hand. It goes something like >this:
I've done this with a few offending emails... wasn't really my question though...I was wondering if there was a way to *automate* this, because I run fetchmail as a deamon. I have full time net connectivity; however my university has found it "wise" to block incoming connections to port 25. Running fetchmail as a deamon, I can't tell when a message gets undelivered, and so I end up flooding the sender with bounce messages -- not a desirable situation. Neither is running fetchmail by hand. - flip ----------------------------------- [EMAIL PROTECTED]/[EMAIL PROTECTED] ---- "You can own everything you see. Sell your soul for complete control is that really what you need? -- Pink Floyd, What Do You Want From Me?
