Tyler Smith([EMAIL PROTECTED]) is reported to have said:
> Hi,
>
> I have a few questions about how mail works. I'm using mutt with exim
> on Lenny, which I use to access my pop mail account. I've noticed that
> my messages sometimes are a long time getting from the server to mutt.
> For example,
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On 07/20/07 17:53, Tyler Smith wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a few questions about how mail works. I'm using mutt with exim
> on Lenny, which I use to access my pop mail account. I've noticed that
> my messages sometimes are a long time getting from the ser
On Fri, Jul 20, 2007 at 10:53:17PM +, Tyler Smith wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a few questions about how mail works. I'm using mutt with exim
> on Lenny, which I use to access my pop mail account. I've noticed that
> my messages sometimes are a long time getting from the server to mutt.
> For examp
Hi,
I have a few questions about how mail works. I'm using mutt with exim
on Lenny, which I use to access my pop mail account. I've noticed that
my messages sometimes are a long time getting from the server to mutt.
For example, if I check my email via the webmail webpage without
starting fetchmai
on Fri, Dec 12, 2003 at 07:25:42PM -0700, Monique Y. Herman ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> On Sat, 13 Dec 2003 at 01:11 GMT, Reaz Baksh penned:
> >
> > I now have a few questions:
> > 1) when I issue the fetchmail command as above, is fetchmail passing
> > the mail to exim4 to deliver it to the mail
> -Original Message-
> From: John Hasler [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> Reaz Baksh writes:
> > 2) I have 3 domains on this Debian box and all the mail is forwarded
to
> > my ISP email address which fetchmail logs into. I did the
forwarding
> > through my DNS. How do I set this system up
Reaz Baksh writes:
> 2) I have 3 domains on this Debian box and all the mail is forwarded to
> my ISP email address which fetchmail logs into. I did the forwarding
> through my DNS. How do I set this system up to drop the mail that
> fetchmail retrieves into mailboxes based on Domain and User?
I
On Sat, 13 Dec 2003 at 01:11 GMT, Reaz Baksh penned:
>
> I now have a few questions:
> 1) when I issue the fetchmail command as above, is fetchmail passing
> the mail to exim4 to deliver it to the mail box, or is it delivering
> it on its own?
Fetchmail does not deliver mail on its own; it passes
Hello
Hope some would be kind to help me with this. As you will notice I'm new to this.
I have a Debian unit with fetchmail, exim4 and procmail installed. Everything is
setup and all seems to work fine.
I can receive mail if I were to use the following:
fetchmail -k -v
I use -k just to be safe
On Mon, Oct 11, 1999 at 01:41:58PM +0300, tf wrote:
> Hey guys,
>
> I've saved some up for ya.
>
> Ok, if I wanted to tell netscape mail to use this machine for a smtp
> server, how would I write the line? Instead of smtp.isp.com, what would
> it be? (I have exim)
I recommend you to read the exc
On Mon, Oct 11, 1999 at 01:41:58PM +0300, tf wrote:
> Hey guys,
>
> I've saved some up for ya.
>
> Ok, if I wanted to tell netscape mail to use this machine for a smtp
> server, how would I write the line? Instead of smtp.isp.com, what would
> it be? (I have exim)
>
Just use localhost as your s
Hey guys,
I've saved some up for ya.
Ok, if I wanted to tell netscape mail to use this machine for a smtp
server, how would I write the line? Instead of smtp.isp.com, what would
it be? (I have exim)
someone posted somthing about getting a pop server, too, but I'm not
clear on that, either. I on
Try looking at exmh and xmail to have a nice X front end.
fetchmail may be used to bring the mail from your ISP.
> I am using a modem and ppp to login to my ISP. What is a good setup for
> e-mail??? Currently I use NS4's e-mail but it is a little buggy and
> crashes often. I would like to have
On Tue, 17 Mar 1998 18:54:35 EST, Shaleh wrote:
> I am using a modem and ppp to login to my ISP. What is a good setup for
> e-mail??? Currently I use NS4's e-mail but it is a little buggy and
> crashes often. I would like to have a nice X front end. I currently
> recieve between 250 and 350 e-m
On Tue, 17 Mar 1998, Shaleh wrote:
> I am using a modem and ppp to login to my ISP. What is a good setup for
> e-mail??? Currently I use NS4's e-mail but it is a little buggy and
> crashes often. I would like to have a nice X front end. I currently
> recieve between 250 and 350 e-mails a day a
I am using a modem and ppp to login to my ISP. What is a good setup for
e-mail??? Currently I use NS4's e-mail but it is a little buggy and
crashes often. I would like to have a nice X front end. I currently
recieve between 250 and 350 e-mails a day and am logged in via modem
sporadically at be
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Kevin J Poorman) writes:
> Hi,
>
> I would Like to set up My computer to be able to send and recive
> mail (with a twist)... I would like to be able to upload and
> download mail only once a day ... (around 2 in the morning) so my
> mail would proably have to be up/downloaded t
On 31-Dec-97 Kevin J Poorman wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I would Like to set up My computer to be able to send and recive mail
>(with a twist)... I would like to be able to upload and download mail
>only once a day ... (around 2 in the morning) so my mail would proably
>have to be up/downloaded to a local mail
On Wed, 31 Dec 1997, Kevin J Poorman wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I would Like to set up My computer to be able to send and recive mail
> (with a twist)... I would like to be able to upload and download mail
> only once a day ... (around 2 in the morning) so my mail would proably
> have to be up/downloaded t
Hi,
I would Like to set up My computer to be able to send and recive mail
(with a twist)... I would like to be able to upload and download mail
only once a day ... (around 2 in the morning) so my mail would proably
have to be up/downloaded to a local mail spool ? .. Is this Even
Possible? ... I kn
On Mon, 1 Dec 1997, John Spence wrote:
> I'm using fetchmail and sendmail and they seem to work. However when i
> threw Smail away and ran deselect to install Sendmail, the dependency
> information said that I needed "deliver". I had already installed
> procmail and thought that procmail was the
Hi all. Let me see if I have this right.
I'm using fetchmail and sendmail and they seem to work. However when i
threw Smail away and ran deselect to install Sendmail, the dependency
information said that I needed "deliver". I had already installed
procmail and thought that procmail was the logic
On Sun, 15 Jun 1997, Stan Brown wrote:
> I have anacount on Netcom that I hav historically used as my primary
> mail receipt/reading/sending place. The response over the net has
> become pretty bad for interactive use, and the Netcom version of elm
> doesn't understand MIME
us.com when online with a
> static IP assigned --- ping 199.1.12.165 to see if I am online and check
> IRC #Debian if I am)
>
> On 16 Jun 97, debian-user@lists.debian.org wrote regarding:
> __ Re: POP mail questions __
>
> >
> > In you /etc/smail/config file append
static IP assigned --- ping 199.1.12.165 to see if I am online and check
IRC #Debian if I am)
On 16 Jun 97, debian-user@lists.debian.org wrote regarding:
__ Re: POP mail questions __
>
> In you /etc/smail/config file append together.net to your hostnames= line
> thusly:
>
Randy Edwards <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>Would you or anyone know how I could implement a rule so that
> smail (or whatever program handles this sort of thing) would rewrite
> any outgoing messages to correct the "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" to become
> "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" (together.net is of course
Concentric will not allow mail carrying a From: address outside its
network and a To: address outside its network.
SO if the mail was From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] and To:
[EMAIL PROTECTED], CNC will refuse it as it looks suspiciously
like a relay attempt.
Also, the rules are different depending on wh
On Sun, 15 Jun 1997, George Bonser wrote:
> > > 3. Can the downlaoding tool also be used to uplaod mail to my Betcom
> > > account?
> > >
> > No, but smtp will do that for you.
>
> Note that if you use SMTP, you should use your ISP as your smarthost. This
> is because if you have dynami
In you /etc/smail/config file append together.net to your hostnames= line
thusly:
hostnames=gologotha:whatever-else-you-have:together.net
then add the following new config parameter:
visible_name=together.net
That should do it but the visible name must also appear in the hostnames
line.
>
>What I get a problem is that some mail programs put my local machine's
> hostname (golgotha) into the message header thus making the message appear
> from/reply to "[EMAIL PROTECTED]". Of course, since that isn't in
> anyone's DNS any messages replied to will bounce.
>
>Would you or anyo
> 1.2 had popclient. I notice that dselect now shows this as obsolete and
> fetchpop is shown on the dselect list.
Just a minor correction Bob, as I've travelled over this same road that
Stan is considering; the "fetch mail from a pop site" that 1.3 now has is
called fetchmail.
I've played
On Sun, 15 Jun 1997, George Bonser wrote:
If you don't mind a related question George (and to anyone else who
knows:-)...
> Note that if you use SMTP, you should use your ISP as your smarthost. This
> is because if you have dynamic IP, your claimed hostname might not equal
> your reverse DNS l
> "Stan" == Stan Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Stan> What I would like to do is contimue to use my Netcom
Stan> address, download my mail for local reading, and uplad
Stan> outgoing mail such that it still show Netcom as the point of
Stan> origin.
Yes yes... uh huh
On Sun, 15 Jun 1997, Bob Nielsen wrote:
> > 2. If so what should I use for a POP clien? Remeber I want the mail
> >to be downlaoded on demand and placed in my ocalk mail spool area.
> >
> 1.2 had popclient. I notice that dselect now shows this as obsolete and
> fetchpop is shown on
On Sun, 15 Jun 1997, Stan Brown wrote:
> 2. If so what should I use for a POP clien? Remeber I want the mail
> to be downlaoded on demand and placed in my ocalk mail spool area.
I think the answer that you want is what the others have replied.
fetchmail, etc.
However, the phrase
>
> > 3. Can the downlaoding tool also be used to uplaod mail to my Betcom
> >account?
> >
> No, but smtp will do that for you.
Note that if you use SMTP, you should use your ISP as your smarthost. This
is because if you have dynamic IP, your claimed hostname might not equal
your rev
On Sun, 15 Jun 1997, Stan Brown wrote:
> I have anacount on Netcom that I hav historically used as my primary
> mail receipt/reading/sending place. The response over the net has
> become pretty bad for interactive use, and the Netcom version of elm
> doesn't understand MIME
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Stan Brown) writes:
> 1. Is POP a good way to do this?
Half of it anyway. To retrieve your mail, you probably want to use
fetchmail. See "man fetchmail" for more info than you could probably
want.
For sending mail, you have a variety of options ranging in complexity,
b
On Sun, 15 Jun 1997, Stan Brown wrote:
> What I would like to do is contimue to use my Netcom address, download
> my mail for local reading, and uplad outgoing mail such that it still
> show Netcom as the point of origin.
>
> I have a couple of questions about this.
>
>
I have anacount on Netcom that I hav historically used as my primary
mail receipt/reading/sending place. The response over the net has
become pretty bad for interactive use, and the Netcom version of elm
doesn't understand MIME.
What I would like to do is co
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