Re: [techtalk] qmail, fetchmail, and POP3

2000-04-16 Thread Nicci Tynen
Hi, Sounds to me like your firewall isn't letting the remote POP server through.  Check your logs, if your logging denys you should see it denying the remote mail server.  Let it through on the POP port and you should not see this error. Hope it helps. Nicci srl wrote: Okay, I've been kicking at

Re: [techtalk] qmail, fetchmail, and POP3

2000-04-16 Thread Subba Rao
On 0, srl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > What I've done so far: > > -configured fetchmail (I think) properly to check the POP3 box, but it > won't connect. It's supposed to be logging into maple.he.net as > localjoe.org/srl. Here's what I get in my /var/log/maillog: > > Apr 15 14:40:33 trinity

Re: [techtalk] qmail, fetchmail, and POP3

2000-04-15 Thread srl
On Sat, 15 Apr 2000, Jeff Dike wrote: > > When I try to telnet to it on 110 from my shell account (this mail > > account), QPOP answers me. So it's somehow related to the firewall. > > I hate to ask stupid questions, but can you make sure that your shell machine > and firewall agree on the IP

Re: [techtalk] qmail, fetchmail, and POP3

2000-04-15 Thread srl
On Sat, 15 Apr 2000, Jeff Dike wrote: > > Apr 15 14:40:33 trinity fetchmail[924]: 5.1.0 querying maple.he.net > > (protocol APOP) at Sat, 15 Apr 2000 14:40:33 -0400 (EDT) > > Apr 15 14:45:33 trinity fetchmail[924]: timeout after 300 seconds waiting to > > connect to server maple.he.net. > > A

Re: [techtalk] qmail, fetchmail, and POP3

2000-04-15 Thread Jeff Dike
> Apr 15 14:40:33 trinity fetchmail[924]: 5.1.0 querying maple.he.net > (protocol APOP) at Sat, 15 Apr 2000 14:40:33 -0400 (EDT) > Apr 15 14:45:33 trinity fetchmail[924]: timeout after 300 seconds waiting to > connect to server maple.he.net. > Apr 15 14:45:33 trinity fetchmail[924]: client/ser

Re: [techtalk] qmail, fetchmail, and POP3

2000-04-15 Thread Jeff Dike
> When I try to telnet to it on 110 from my shell account (this mail > account), QPOP answers me. So it's somehow related to the firewall. I hate to ask stupid questions, but can you make sure that your shell machine and firewall agree on the IP address for maple.he.net? > Could this have some

[techtalk] qmail, fetchmail, and POP3

2000-04-15 Thread srl
Okay, I've been kicking at this problem all day, with seemingly no luck. What I want to do: I have a POP3 account, [EMAIL PROTECTED], on Hurricane Electric's webserver, that I want to check from my Redhat 6.1 box at home (aka trinity). I want to be able to run local mail clients (pine, maybe E