From: Anne W. <can...@go...> - 2007-08-27 20:27:46
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On Monday 27 Aug 2007, Rob MacGregor wrote: > On 8/27/07, Anne Wilson <can...@go...> wrote: > > As far as I know, this is what I'm doing. I run fetchmail as anne, and > > all messages are delivered to me. On separate cron jobs, fetchmail runs > > as david, and all mail is delivered to him. Isn't that singledrop-mode? > > It is, though fetchmail doesn't agree with you :) > > > For David's mail - mine doesn't bring the problem\; > > > > set logfile = /home/david/fetchmail.log > > > > poll pop3.mailbox.co.uk with proto pop3 > > user "xxxxxx.xxxx" > > pass "xxxx" > > is david -a > > Ok, what's with the command line argument after "david"? If you mean > fetchall then you have to use fetchall. Currently fetchmail is > expecting to deliver to 2 accounts: "david" and "-a". > Now I understand, and also why I don't have the problem on my account. When I set up his I did go back to the man page to refresh my memory. I misunderstood the entry '-a | --all | (since v6.3.3) --fetchall', reading it, actually in reverse. Instead of --fetchall, as in my accounts, I used what I thought I had seen to be the preferred '-a'. Duh! > > Sufficiently obscured for spam, I think: > > > > Return-Path: <con...@e2...> > > X-Original-To: david@localhost > > Delivered-To: da...@lo...main > > If you were doing multi-drop you'd use the envelope "Delivered-To" Hopefully, having altered fetchmailrc, I shouldn't be seeing the problem again, but I'll mark this message up for reference, in case I need it later. Thanks for help and patience. Anne |