Put something like that in your .fetchmailrc
poll <pop server> with proto POP3
user "pop_username" there with password "pop_password" is "local_username" here
options no fetchall warnings 3600
Works great for me
Philippe
"Mathco Tech. Dep" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I have a question about fetchmail.
> Is there anyway you can specify the password
> on the command line, i want to create a script
> that goes out like every 10 minutes and check
> my mail, i suppose i have to do that with crontab,
> but to do that i have to specify the whole command
> line including the password, is this right or has
> i missunderstood it.
>
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> | Mathias Björkman |
> | Head technician |
> | Mathco Computer |
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> | e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] |
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