Hello,
I just realized that there exists an executable called /bin/dir, which gets
executed in preference to an alias'd 'dir' in my .bashrc. How can I ascertain
that the aliased entries get preference over executables in my $PATH? (I
thought it was logical for the shell to use the alias'd entri
Thanks for all responses -- Ray, I had removed a couple of
comments from the pasted .fetchmailrc in the email composer.
Hence the discrepancy about line number errors. :-?
Following Amin's advice I tried to run fetchmail from the
cmd-line and I could'nt authenticate myself (I am 100% sure
about ke
Hello,
I receive mail on this account that can be accessed via
POP3. I used to use fetchmail as my mail-fetcher on an old
machine to do this. I am trying to do the same from another
machine that runs Redhat 9 (Linux 2.4.20-8) and seems like I
cannot decipher how exactly to do this (perusing the
fe
