*- 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
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 bad idea. Is anyone doing this?
Basically I need fetchmail
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