On Mon, 19 Feb 2001 06:19:39 Vineeta wrote:
>I back Prashant.
>Even i have tried this once,but it doesn't work.Multiple pop3 accts. won't
>work with netscape.
>As on option,i guess yahoo web based accounts do allow you to have mail
>from multiple pop3 accts.
Or you could create a ~/.fetchmailrc that looks like this:
defaults protocol POP3 fetchall nokeep mda "procmail -d LINUXUSERNAME"
poll ISP1POPSERVER username ISP1USERNAME password ISP1PASSWORD
poll ISP2POPSERVER username ISP2USERNAME password ISP2PASSWORD
poll ISP3POPSERVER username ISP3USERNAME password ISP3PASSWORD
poll ISP4POPSERVER username ISP4USERNAME password ISP4PASSWORD
poll ISP5POPSERVER username ISP5USERNAME password ISP5PASSWORD
poll ISP6POPSERVER username ISP6USERNAME password ISP6PASSWORD
Then when you run fetchmail, your mail will be downloaded from all these
accounts and delivered to your local account, where you can read it with
whatever mail client you like, including Netscape. Your procmail recipes
will also filter the mail into folders (if you have setup a ~/.procmailrc).
This also has the advantage that Yahoo will not have the passwords to all
your email accounts.
Tony
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