From: Rob M. <rob...@gm...> - 2007-03-12 08:10:39
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Please, no HTML emails. On 3/11/07, Sylvain Le Torrec <syl...@ad...> wrote: > > I'm using fetchmail 6.2.4 (I know I have to upgrade it) with Qmail. They are > installed on mandrake 9.2. Time for that upgrade :) Even if you ignore the security issues that have been fixed, it helps ensure that you're not running into something that's already been fixed. > I have 3 problems with my fetchmail (but I think it's the same, fetchmail > doesn't read the right header), see 3 examples: We really need to see a sample header that has this problem, and the rest of the information the FAQ asks for (http://www.fetchmail.info/fetchmail-FAQ.html#G3). Without the logs we're only guessing. > 1 – If someone (out of my network) send a mail to us...@my... + > us...@An.... > > Fetchmail sent this mail to Qmail. > User1 receive the mail. > Qmail re-treat this mail and sent it to user2. Could be either down to the fetchmail or qmail config. > 2 – Sometimes I can see "undisclosed-recipients" in the recipient field in a > mail in ac...@do... > > Fetchmail doesn't know what to do, so it's blocked. Sounds like your fetchmail config is wrong. > 3 – Someone send a mail from acc...@do... to : us...@my... + > acc...@do... (same domain but different account). > > Each recipient will receive 2 same mails. Sounds similar to (1). > fetchmailrc : > > defaults > set no bouncemail > > poll domain.mydomain.org protocol POP3 > localdomains mydomain > tracepolls > #no envelope > #envelope "X-Envelope-To:" > envelope "Delivered-To:" > #qvirtual "X-Envelope-To:" > qvirtual "Delivered-To:" > username login > password loginpassword > is * > fetchall > mda "sed 1,2d | /var/qmail/bin/qmail-inject" > > poll domain.com > proto pop3 > user "exemple" > pass "*********" > is us...@my... > fetchall In general it looks good, but we're missing all the information that'll help us help you :) -- Please keep list traffic on the list. Rob MacGregor Whoever fights monsters should see to it that in the process he doesn't become a monster. Friedrich Nietzsche |