> Slightly OT, but any reason you don't run fetchmail as a daemon (just
> currious)?
Reason was smaller building blocks to rearrange/ debug during
construction/ breakage. Now merely a case of it works & others
things to do. `When I get round to it" (TM ie ages ;-) I'll go
D-DNS & SMTP whole way &
Julian Stacey wrote:
> PS I guess you'r using fetchmail built into/ called from sendmail:
> & that's why a timeout can occur. I do it a different way: fetchmail
> called from crontab, & localy delivers to me on gate host, & gate
> invokes another mail via ~/.forward to my internal network; More
>
>
> > Is there a way to tweak the timeout behavior of sendmail, or maybe
> > even no dns resolve option for sendmail, or even better some way to
> > tell fetchmail to use the idle command to keep the connectio to the
> > pop server open ?
>
> sendmail.mc supports FEATURE(`accept_unresolvabl
Karsten Fuhrmann wrote:
> The problem is the following : I am using fetchmail to download my
> email (from a pop3 server), and fetchmail passes the email to my local
> sendmail daemon who gives it to my local imap server (cyrus). This
> works fine. But sometimes i got a spam email, which has an
> u
> Is there a way to tweak the timeout behavior of sendmail, or maybe
> even no dns resolve option for sendmail, or even better some way to
> tell fetchmail to use the idle command to keep the connectio to the
> pop server open ?
sendmail.mc supports FEATURE(`accept_unresolvable_domains'),
Hello,
i have a problem with some strange spam emails, which lock up my
email reception.
The problem is the following : I am using fetchmail to download my
email (from a pop3 server), and fetchmail passes the email to my
local sendmail daemon who gives it to my local imap server (cyrus).
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