From: Matthias A. <mat...@gm...> - 2007-02-03 12:17:59
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Otto Rodusek (AP-SGP) schrieb am 2007-02-03: > Thanks for your reply. From your reply, it would imply that fetchmail > would flush or delete these email - however it doesn't. After about a No, it wouldn't, and your upstream ISP shouldn't accept them in the first place. Talk to them. There is a vast choice of qmail front-ends that perform various additional checks before accepting a message. > month, I'll have quite a number of these mails on the ISP's server and > on each fetchmail run (it runs ever 10 minutes in cron) i would see a > lot of these SAME unflushed emails (as per the log on on first email). > Am I using the wrong parameter or am I missing a parameter? I am willing > to take the risk and consequences if there is a parameter in fetchmail > that will FORCE-DELETE or FLUSH these emails. Check the antispam configuration option, but that's a bad solution - if you are 100% sure it's not a local issue, you should really talk to the ISP instead and have them refuse messages from nonexistent or nonresolvable domains. > I ran my fetchmail manually and it download 58 emails of which 9 were > faulty and not flushed (as per the log). fetchmail hasn't downloaded them and seen a "temporary" error code, so it assumes the download will work in the future. Please do trim your quotes next time, and do not top-post. -- Matthias Andree |