Hi,
I think we need more data. Could you try running fetchmail
like so:
% fetchmail -v -c
% fetchmail -k -v -a
The -v options make it verbose. The first command will only check the
number of email messages you have. -k will keep a copy on the server
so thet you do not loose important mail.
Please post your answer back (at least on debian-user) so we
have more data and could help you further.
manoj
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Mobile, Alabama USA <url:http://www.datasync.com/%7Esrivasta/>
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