Anyway, I only want to run it for two people. Would I just run both of them in daemon mode?
If you want to run it for two people then just set up the "~/.fetchmailrc" file for each user and run "fetchmail" on each users account
example "~/.fetchmailrc" file:
set daemon 1800 poll server.pl protocol POP3 tracepolls user myname smtpname email+tag@destination.pl poll server2.pl protocol POP3 tracepolls user myname2 smtpname email+tag2@destination.pl user myname3 smtpname email+tag3@destination.pl
and "fetchmail" added to the end of "~/.bash_profile" which loads fetchmail when you login (or pings it to force refresh) and it stays loaded till reboot.
I suppose there have been people who have gotten it to work for a domain but generally, you could probably work out a store and forward with your ISP and use ETRN to pull in email for an entire domain instead of using fetchmail.
Maybe. We're just individual users, though, so just being able to pop the email is easier if we can do it.
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