There's an excellent package called install-sendmail. Find it via
freshmeat.net. It ask a few rude questions and then spits out all of the
correct sendmail files plus a .fetchmailrc
I recommend it heartily.
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Seems like when I first started playing around with fetchmail I had to
have an mbox file in my home directory. you can run mail to see your
incoming mail and then 'q' out of it and it should create it if it is
not there. I don't know if touch ~/mbox would do the same but it might,
assuming this
On Sun, Mar 05, 2000 at 09:21:48AM -0500, wild bill wrote:
> I setup fetchmail and got it to work. I also setup PINE as my reader. The
> problem I have is that when fetchmail is invoked, it connects to my isp
> mailserver and downloads the messages,then .So far I haven't been
> able
I setup fetchmail and got it to work. I also setup PINE as my reader. Theproblem I
have is that when fetchmail is invoked, it connects to my isp
mailserver and downloads the messages,then .So far I haven't been
able to figure out how to read it. It is like it is deleted.
Here is
I setup fetchmail and got it to work. I also setup PINE as my reader. The
problem I have is that when fetchmail is invoked, it connects to my isp
mailserver and downloads the messages,then .So far I haven't been
able to figure out how to read it. It is like it is deleted.
Here is
