Go to jgo.local.net, there are some very good linux related sites
listed, the sites maintainer has a great linux guide that steps through
the basics of getting up and running with things like fetchmail. It's a
book marked site for me. I refer to it often with something new.
ALso has a link to linux web watch and FTP watch so you can see when new
rpm's have landed somewhere. Very handy that
scottk wrote:
>
> Paul Fontenot wrote:
>
> > I use fetchmail, CRON, and IMAPD to do the same thing you're talking about.
> > For specifics just ask.
> >
>
> Ok.....specifics please. And on a side note. The documentation Ive been reading
> from LDP and on the Red Hat CD I have (how-to's and such) tend to be very
> detailed and very technical. My point being this if Fetchmail, Cron and IMAP
> are what Ive described as method to the desired goal couldnt someone ( I plan
> to...soon as I get it figured out) submit a step by step mini-how to. I love
> reading and learning about Linux but I must admit since our community has so
> much documentation available, one could tend to encroach upon "Option Anxiety"
>.
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