Re: [fetchmail-users] multidrop RC configuration help

[Jeffrey S. M. <Je...@Je...>]

  Good news.  I was not able to download the test version with the link 
you send.  (seemed to just hang) but I did download and install 6.3.18 
which took care of most of my issues.

Mail is now being routed as I want except for the last "wildcard" entry, 
"* is jeffklotz.com here"  those fail to find a local match and go to 
postmaster. Is the syntax I'm using for that last entry correct? Do I 
need to add the additional domain to the AKA? should I use a "=" rather 
than "is"?

poll "pop.secureserver.net"  protocol POP3 interval 1
     envelope 1 Received
     no dns aka secureserver.net  mydogbosco.com
     user "**********@mydogbosco.com" password "**********"
     to je...@my...=je...@je...
     jk...@my...=je...@je...
     * is jeffklotz.com here  fetchall rewrite




On 10/12/10 1:53 AM, Matthias Andree wrote:
> Am 12.10.2010 07:19, schrieb Jeffrey Shawn McKinzie:
>>    I added the AKA mydogbosco.com to the RC but get the same result (also
>> added rewrite just in case):
>>
>> RC file:
>>
>> poll "pop.secureserver.net"  protocol POP3 interval 1
>>      envelope 1 Received
>>      no dns aka secureserver.net  mydogbosco.com
>>      user "**********@mydogbosco.com" password "**********"
>>      to je...@my...=je...@je...
>>      jk...@my...=je...@je...
>>      * is jeffklotz.com here  fetchall rewrite
> I'm a bit at a loss now.
>
> Please download
> <http://home.pages.de/~mandree/fetchmail/fetchmail-6.3.18+mdhpd1.tar.bz2>  and
> build it with:
>
> ./configure -C --with-ssl
> make
>
> then run it with ./fetchmail -vvv and the same rcfile and show me what you get
> on the test mail.
>
> This special +mdhpd1 version provides a bit more output on how it's parsing things.
>
> Generally, all three ways to obtain multidrop recipients (Regular headers such
> as X-Original-To and Delivered-To; Received headers; regular mail headers such
> as To/Cc) work for me. Let's see what's up.
>