Hi Mark,
Forgot to mention in my last reply that fetchmail is'nt listed in
startup services on either of my machines.
Thanks,
Dan
Mark Weaver wrote:
Dan,
What you first have to do is make sure that fetchmail is checked to start
automatically in Drakeconf-Startup Services. When
Mark,
I don't have an /etc/ip-up.local. Did you mean /etc/ppp/ip-up? I'm not
running ppp on this machine,I use a gateway firewall on another machine
with demand dialing to access the internet.I hope to run the server
headless and use webmin to administer it.The reason I want to start
fetchmail
On Monday 25 December 2000 12:00, you wrote:
Hi Mark,
Forgot to mention in my last reply that fetchmail is'nt listed in
startup services on either of my machines.
Thanks,
Dan
Dan,
You may want to add it to the list then. You can do that with Linuxconf. It's
one of the last things
On Monday 25 December 2000 12:31, you wrote:
Mark,
I don't have an /etc/ip-up.local. Did you mean /etc/ppp/ip-up? I'm not
running ppp on this machine,I use a gateway firewall on another machine
with demand dialing to access the internet.I hope to run the server
headless and use webmin to
Mark,
Many thanks,that did it.fetchmail is now managed and started by
Linuxconf.
Dan
Mark Weaver wrote:
On Monday 25 December 2000 12:00, you wrote:
Hi Mark,
Forgot to mention in my last reply that fetchmail is'nt listed in
startup services on either of my machines.
Awesome...glad I could help.
Mark
On Monday 25 December 2000 21:47, you wrote:
Mark,
Many thanks,that did it.fetchmail is now managed and started by
Linuxconf.
Dan
Mark Weaver wrote:
On Monday 25 December 2000 12:00, you wrote:
Hi Mark,
Forgot to mention in my last reply
Hi,
Can someone tell me how to start fetchmail when booting? I added the
line "/usr/bin/fetchmail" to rc.local,but that didn't work.I can click
on rc.local after booting and it starts then.Any suggestions would be
greatly appreciated.I'm running Linux Mandrake 7.1
Dan
One way is to run fetchmail as a daemon. Put this in your ~/.bash_profile
fetchmail -d 300
This will run fetchmail when you're logged in, polling your mail host every
300 seconds.
Be sure to put this in your ~/.bash_logout
fetchmail -q
On Saturday 23 December 2000 13:17, you wrote:
Hi,
Dan,
What you first have to do is make sure that fetchmail is checked to start
automatically in Drakeconf-Startup Services. When you've done that restart
your system.
Then is you wish to run fetchmail from a terminal window you can issue this
command;
fetchmail -u username
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Hi mark,
I used fetchmailconf to set it up to poll my isp's pop
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Hi mark,
I used
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