From: John <fet...@je...> - 2006-07-24 19:28:23
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>You can (that's what I'm doing). What you're missing is providing us >with any information to help you. >So, >1) Fetchmail version Fetchmail 6.3.4 >2) Contents of .fetchmailrc I've tried so many variants of the fetchmailrc file I don't really have "one" to send. Here is what I have at the moment: set logfile /var/log/fetchmail.log set no bouncemail set postmaster root set daemon 1500 poll mail.ispmailserver.net protocol pop3 user my-username pass my-password I was previously trying: poll mail.ispmailserver.net protocol pop3 aka forwarder1.com envelope Received localdomains domain1.com domain2.com domain3.com user my-username there pass my-password to * here I had to put in aka to get mail that had been forwarded by my domain's DNS to be recognised when the Received lines were parsed. Without this I got the below error on a Bcc: fetchmail: line rejected, four.mx.forwarder1.com is not an alias of the mailserver The localdomains are my domains. This latter configuration is probably nonsense but it got me close (but not exactly) to what I am trying to do. It works for a specific case but is not really a solution. Fetchmail seems to want to change headers and this is confusing things. If I can just get it to pass stuff through verbatim then I think it'll be ok. All help is much appreciated. |