*- On 9 Jan, hypnos wrote about "Re: fetchmail and multiple users in one POP3
box"
> On Sun, 9 Jan 2000, Jeff Flowers wrote:
>
>> Can this command be run everytime that I connect to the internet?
>
> Yep, put that stuff (that I snipped) into .fetchmailrc
>
On Sun, 9 Jan 2000, Jeff Flowers wrote:
> Can this command be run everytime that I connect to the internet?
Yep, put that stuff (that I snipped) into .fetchmailrc
in your home directory, and add something like this
to your /etc/ppp/ip-up
fetchmail -f /home/jeff/.fetchmailrc
That will run fetchm
Can this command be run everytime that I connect to the internet?
Jeff
> ~/.fetchmailrc:
>
> poll pop3.domain.com using protocol pop3
>user a there is john here password secret;
> poll pop3.domain.com using protocol pop3
>user b there is bert here password blah;
Steve George <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I currently have mail for a domain which is sent to my ISP's POP3
> server.
> I'd like to have multiple users on the domain be delivered to
> different users
> on my system but the documentation on fetchmail seems to be saying
> that this
> is a ba
On Sun, 9 Jan 2000, Steve George wrote:
> Basically I need fetchmail to look at the username in front of the @ symbol
> and then deliver the mail tothe correct user, for example:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] is john here
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] is bert here
~/.fetchmailrc:
poll pop3.domain.com us
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