You're talking about batch processing of mail via dial-up. I believe
your only options are fetchmail, UUCP, ETRN or serialmail. All of which
will move the mail in one form or another. Look at the different
features of each package and figure out which one to install. Personally
I use fetchmail and serialmail. fetchmail is an increadibly convoluted
piece of software. very buggy in my opinion. but once you get it set up
and stop touching it it will work well. serialmail works very well. No
complaits.
check out ETRN and UUCP
Scott Sharkey escribió:
> Hello All!
>
> This is the third time I've posted, without response. Either
> it's not getting out, or no one knows the answer, or I should
> be reading a FAQ somewhere. Can anyone please point me to the
> right FAQ?
>
> Message Follows:
>
> I've got a mail server on a private network (192.168.x.x) which
> I want to periodically pick up mail from my server that's
> co-located elsewhere. Both servers are running qmail.
>
> The public server has MX records for my domain, pointing to
> it. Mail to/from there seems to be working just fine.
> Right now, I'm just using a pop client to pick up the mail
> when I'm connected, but that's not a good solution.
>
> I want the private server to periodically dialin, pick up
> the messages, send any that are queued (this is already
> working), and deliver via POP (also already working).
>
> SO, do I switch the public server from handling the mail
> as a standard domain to a virtual domain? How do I get
> the private server (which has a DYNAMIC IP address) to
> pickup the mail?
>
> I've looked at both fetchmail and serialmail. I think I
> understand how to do this with fetchmail, but I cannot
> make heads or tails of the serialmail "docs". I would
> LOVE to do this via ssh tunnelling if I can.
>
> It seems that serialmail will only work if the dialin
> server has a static IP address (ie, there's no way to
> tell it to send to my dialup dynamic address?)
>
> Any advice, suggestions, etc?
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