Shouldnt you have "s around your user name?
the only difference I have in mine is
user "username" pass "password" to user here
tho our mailserver auths with full domain.
On 11/16/2011 12:49 PM, mja...@guesswho.com wrote:
Using fetchmail for 1^st time to collect mail from an Exchange server.
Exchange 2010
RT 4.0.1
Centos 5.7
fetchmail release 6.3.21+HESIOD+NLS.
Here's my /opt/rt4/etc/fetchmailrc:
poll mail.domain.com proto pop3:
user trackrequests there with password 'cleverly removed' is kiss
here mda "/opt/rt4/bin/rt-mailgate --url http://xtracker.domain.com.
--queue General --action correspond"
When I invoke fetchmail --f /opt/rt4/etc/fetchmailrc, it appends
"@mail.domain.com" to the username, whereas the correct user is
trackreque...@domain.com <mailto:trackreque...@domain.com>.
If I specify user trackreque...@domain.com
<mailto:trackreque...@domain.com> in the fetchmailrc file, then
fetchmail turns it into trackreque...@domain.com@mail.domain.com
<mailto:trackreque...@domain.com@mail.domain.com>. For example:
[root@xtracker ~]# fetchmail -f /opt/rt4/etc/fetchmailrc
fetchmail: WARNING: Running as root is discouraged.
fetchmail: Authorization failure on
trackreque...@domain.com@mail.domain.com
fetchmail: Query status=3 (AUTHFAIL)
I've googled for an answer, but haven't stumbled across it yet. Thanks
for any help,
Mike
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