Re: Mail config for dial-up

Gudmundur Erlingsson,,, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I have a dialup connection to the net, a mailbox at Yahoo (I'm > a bit on the move) that I access using pop3 retreaval with > Fetchmail, and since I really want to use Mutt (pretty sure > it's safe to admit that in this crowd:-) I guess I have t

Re: Mail config for dial-up

On Thu, Mar 29, 2001 at 07:12:03PM +, Gudmundur Erlingsson,,, wrote: ... > So the question is: how are you (referring to more experienced users) doing > it? Is exim the way to go, since it is already there, or is there some > other, simpler solution? (remember that I *really* want to use Mutt:-

Mail config for dial-up

Hi, I have a dialup connection to the net, a mailbox at Yahoo (I'm a bit on the move) that I access using pop3 retreaval with Fetchmail, and since I really want to use Mutt (pretty sure it's safe to admit that in this crowd:-) I guess I have to use Exim as the smtp-server. I'm not sure, though, if

Re: need help with dialup mail config

Pollywog writes: > Does this mean "diald" is no longer needed? Diald has filtering: you can control what kind of packets will bring up the link, what kind keep it up, etc. -- John Hasler [EMAIL PROTECTED] Dancing Horse Hill Elmwood, Wisconsin

Re: need help with dialup mail config

On Fri, 16 Mar 2001 18:34:11 -0800 Jaye Inabnit ke6sls <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hello, > > You can also use pon since the new pppconfig will support dial on demand. The > trick is to issue the pon statement following your boot up. That will > configure your network to listen for outgoi

Re: need help with dialup mail config

Hello, You can also use pon since the new pppconfig will support dial on demand. The trick is to issue the pon statement following your boot up. That will configure your network to listen for outgoing packets and start the link automatically (like windoz does) and stop it at a preset time yo

Re: need help with dialup mail config

Carel Fellinger wrote: > > On Wed, Mar 14, 2001 at 09:43:15PM +0100, Gergely Nagy wrote: > ... > > I checked some docs, and got lost. A book of mine suggests using diald, but > > that would mean dial on demand. I understand diald needs its own connection > > files wich seems a waste after finally

Re: need help with dialup mail config

Carel Fellinger writes: > you can use the info in the files used by pon/poff to set up diald, you > even can use the /etc/chatscript/provider file. You can also run pppconfig, go to 'Advanced', and select 'Demand'. -- John Hasler [EMAIL PROTECTED] Dancing Horse Hill Elmwood, Wisconsin

Re: need help with dialup mail config

On Wed, Mar 14, 2001 at 09:43:15PM +0100, Gergely Nagy wrote: ... > I checked some docs, and got lost. A book of mine suggests using diald, but > that would mean dial on demand. I understand diald needs its own connection > files wich seems a waste after finally setting up a working set of pon / >

need help with dialup mail config

Hi! I need help with: I want to periodically (say every 10 minutes) check mail in a multidrop POP3 account over a dialup line, download them, and filter them to different mail accounts. (It's a group mail account: all mail for a domain is being poured in one POP3 mailbox.) I checked some docs, a

Mail config problems

Thanks to all who replied to my problems using mail and mailx. They still don't work for me, even though I can read my spool file. Mail lists my headers, but when I press enter to read the message, it exits and tells me that the messages remain on the spool. It won't show them to me. Could this

Re: Mail Config

I'm quite certain this is a new feature in Sendmail 8.8.5. I can't remember the details but we run 8.8.5 on our BSDI boxes and it allows you to set up aliases for entire domains, certain addresses within a domain, or both. If you do alias a domain, all addresses in that domain must be aliased, eit

Re: Mail Config

On Mon, 28 Jul 1997, Kevin Traas wrote: > I'd like to know how my ISP dumps all e-mail destined for one domain into > one e-mail account. Is this just an aliasing issue? A DNS issue? An MTA > issue? > If they are using mailertables one easy way is: domain.dom local:username That place

Re: Mail Config

ou in the right direction. Al Youngwerth [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- > From: Kevin Traas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: debian-user@lists.debian.org > Subject: Mail Config > Date: Monday, July 28, 1997 11:34 AM > > > I've got fetchmail up-and-running on my local syste

Mail Config

I've got fetchmail up-and-running on my local system. It is configured for multi-drop - i.e. all incoming mail for my domain goes into one account at my ISP which fetchmail receives and then "resends" to smail on my box for delivery to the individual accounts. All's well. Everything's great.