Re: [fetchmail-users] multidrop RC configuration help

[Matthias A. <mat...@gm...>]

Am 12.10.2010 00:15, schrieb Jeffrey Shawn McKinzie:
>   I've made two changes to the RC that helped but still no luck.
> 
> 1> changed the aka to secureserver.net (domain of the email server)
> 2> removed domain from left side of mapping (jeff=  not 
> je...@my...)
> 
> sent three emails, one to each mapping.
> ran fetchmail -vvv , looks like it sees the like and parses but still 
> sends everything to postmaster@local
> 
> _RC:_
> 
> poll "pop.secureserver.net"  protocol POP3 interval 1
>     envelope 1 Received
>     no dns aka secureserver.net
>     user "**********@mydogbosco.com" password "**********"
>     to jeff=jmc...@je...
>     jklotz=je...@je...
>     * is jeffklotz.com here  fetchall

Fetchmail will thus look for multidrop addresses that end in
@pop.secureserver.net (from poll), @secureserver.net (from aka), and those
addresses listed explicitly (there are none in your rcfile on the left-hand
side). In either of the two domains, fetchmail will recognize and rewrite jeff
and jklotz.

You can specify full mail addresses, such as:

to je...@my...=jmc...@je... ...

However, since there is no "aka mydogbosco.com" or thereabouts, no luck for you
on these addresses:

> About to rewrite To: je...@my...
> Rewritten version is To: je...@my...
> 
> *fetchmail: no local matches, forwarding to postmaster
...

> About to rewrite To: us...@my...
> Rewritten version is To: us...@my...

Add "aka mydogbosco.com" to your rcfile and retry.

-- 
Matthias Andree