Ok, I'm running fetchmail --nokeep as a root cron hourly, and my /root/.fetchmailrc is as follows:
poll mail.voyager.net proto pop3 user XXXX pass XXXX is mark here nokeep poll mail.voyager.net proto pop3 user XXXX pass XXXX is pauline here nokeep
If I log in as root, and just issue the command fetchmail, it gets and deletes messages.
I copied the rc over to /etc/fetchmailrc, and it still does it. I am at a loss to explain this.
My previous setup, a copy of MDK 6.0 running on nearly the same hardware, didn't do
this. I download all messages for both email accounts to the server, then serve it via IMAP
to several computers in the home.
Bryan Phinney wrote:
On Tuesday 07 October 2003 12:43 am, Mark wrote:
I checked, there was a blank /etc/fetchmailrc. I copied the info over,
but I don't think if it was using
that config file, it would have gotten ANY email at all. I didn't use
fetchmailconf, as it didn't work, so I
edited the file manually.
I assume that you are still having the problem.... Can you post a copy of your fetchmailrc file (minus specific ids/passwords) and a copy of the cron command that you are using to call fetchmail? That might help trigger an epiphany for someone here.
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