Obi wrote:
> I tried with the smtphost option in the fetchmailrc, but after the list I'm
> giving fetchmail always add the 2 hosts ... Now the workaround is to add a
> dummy interface with the IP address of the host.domainA, but I'd like to
> instruct fetchmail to do the right thing: that is for
I traced (I think!) down what was (actually is) my problem. The responsible is
(my poor administration :-)) and fetchmai trying to forward the fetched mail
to port 25 on *two* hosts: host.domainA and localhost. Of course, since I'm
not on domain_A, this is a problem because no hosts is going to
On 14 Oct, Obi wrote:
>
> The problem is that I have my mail server on the subnet A, and my "normal"
> name is the one on subnet A. When I'm on subnet B, I'd like not to change
> the name of the machine to whatever.B, but if I don't do that, fetchmail
> is not able anymore to retrieve my mail. Eve
Hi all,
this is dirving me nuts. I have a laptop and I'm changing subnet
frequently, and my machine has two names, ops, three:
- one on subnet A
- one on subnet B
- one when I'm connecting via phone.
The problem is that I have my mail server on the subnet A, and my "norma
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