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On Saturday 17 November 2001 1:46 pm, Morbo wrote:
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> Here's what I'd like to achive:
>
> I have several POP3 accouts, which I would like to all be delivered to my
> Linux account.
> Ideally I would be able to see easily which mail came to which account
> originally.
> (I've allready set up fetchmail for one POP3 account, but I'm a bit unsure
> on how to best set up several.)
>
here is a partial example of polling several ISPs - and passing the data on
(names and passwords changed). I my case I pass on to exim which can then
start sorting on addresses - but you may wish to modify addresses a little at
this stage (lines user x is y mean that the mail becomes addressed to y
locally)
As you can see its really easy to poll lots of ISPs for lots of users
# Created by AKC 14th July 2000
set syslog
set no bouncemail
poll mail.u-net.com no dns proto POP3
aka chandler.u-net.com
localdomains chandlerfamily.org.uk
envelope "Envelope-to"
user "ch" password "x" forcecr is *
user "alan-c" password "x" forcecr is alan
user "emily-c" password "x" forcecr is emily
poll mail.tesco.net proto POP3
aka tesco.net
user "a.c" password "x" forcecr is alan
user "s.c" password "x" forcecr is sarah fetchall
poll pop3.blueyonder.co.uk no dns proto POP3
aka blueyonder.co.uk
localdomains chandlerfamily.org.uk
user "ac" password "x" forcecr is *
user "ac_2" password "x" forcecr is sarah
user "ac_3" password "x" forcecr is emily
user "ac_4" password "x" forcecr is carrie
user "ac_5" password "x" forcecr is alan
- --
Alan - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.chandlerfamily.org.uk
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