Re: POPmail and procmail

1996-12-10 Thread Wolfhard Straehle
Hi Daniel, Daniel Stringfield <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > When I send a message via locally, over my own network, procmail seems to > process the file, but when mail comes in via 'popclient' from my ISP, it > doesn't seem to be running the .forward file. Does anyone have this same > situati

Re: POPmail and procmail

1996-12-09 Thread Fabrizio Polacco
Daniel Stringfield wrote: > When I send a message via locally, over my own network, procmail > seems to process the file, but when mail comes in via 'popclient' > from my ISP, it doesn't seem to be running the .forward file. > Does anyone have this same situation. > Maybe I am beating my head aga

Re: POPmail and procmail

1996-12-09 Thread John Goerzen
> When I send a message via locally, over my own network, procmail seems to > process the file, but when mail comes in via 'popclient' from my ISP, it > doesn't seem to be running the .forward file. Does anyone have this same > situation. Maybe I am beating my head against a brick wall for nothin

POPmail and procmail

1996-12-08 Thread Daniel Stringfield
When I send a message via locally, over my own network, procmail seems to process the file, but when mail comes in via 'popclient' from my ISP, it doesn't seem to be running the .forward file. Does anyone have this same situation. Maybe I am beating my head against a brick wall for nothing. OR is

Popmail

1996-11-11 Thread Mark Carroll
Just wondering - can anyone recommend a POP mail client for Linux (not X), and suggest where I can get it from? Many thanks, Mark ...in case anyone's wondering, after reinstalling diald and purging it again, pppd is now fine... (-: -- TO UNSUBSCRIBE FROM THIS MAILING LIST: e-mail t