[CentOS] Fetchmail question
Stephen Harris
lists at spuddy.orgFri Dec 18 16:06:04 UTC 2009
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On Fri, Dec 18, 2009 at 10:55:54AM -0500, Scot P. Floess wrote: > > You can definitely use the -f option to fetchmail. But the neat thing is, > you can supply multiple accounts - and multiple local users. For me I > supply 2 different pop servers and one local user - works great. Yup, this is my (redacted) fetchmailrc file: defaults proto pop3 set invisible poll server1 via mail.server1.net user remote_user1 is localuser1 here fetchall password hahahahaha poll server2 via pop.server2.com user remote_user2 is localuser2 here fetchall password hahahahaha ssl poll server3 via mail.server3.net user remote_user3 is localuser3 here fetchall password hahahahahaha This polls from 3 different servers and stores the results in 3 different mailboxes on my local machine. % fetchmail fetchmail: No mail for remote_user1 at server1 fetchmail: No mail for remote_user2 at server2 fetchmail: No mail for remote_user3 at server3 -- rgds Stephen
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