RE: Fetch Mail Problem

1998-04-23 Thread Scott D. Killen
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- You can fix this by following the instructions in the man page for fetchmail... Either create an entry with your name and password on the remote machine in your .netrc file, or use a line similar to the following in a .fetchmailrc file in your home directory: p

Re: Fetch Mail Problem

1998-04-22 Thread Graham Lillico +44 1785 248131
>> >> Either make a local account with the same username or make an alias that >> points to your local username. >> I don't really want to create another account if I can help it, but I tried making an alias for tht user in /etc/aliases but that didn't work either. It is just that the mail I re

Re: Fetch Mail Problem

1998-04-22 Thread Britton
You need to make it clear to fethmail who is who where. My account on my home machine is foo, with password xxx, and on my mailserver bar with password yyy, then my .fetchmairc looks like: poll aurora.alaska.edu \ protocol POP3 \ timeout 200 \ user bar there with password yyy is foo here \ mda