Sounds like you don't have fetchmail configured correctly to download
mail. Did you use fetchmailconf or did you create your
/root/.fetchmailrc (or /etc/fetchmailrc) by hand? Here's the format I
use in my /root/.fetchmailrc.
# Configuration created Sun Apr 29 13:18:35 2001 by T. Holmes
set post
> -Mandrake 8.0
Good
> -Postfix to send
Good
> -Fetch to fetch
Good
> -Pine to do the other stuff
Good.
> -Problem: Can send mail, cannot receive
1. Did you run fetchmail with the -v parameter? That is the verbose /
blabbermouth option. See if there is mail coming in. -v will tell you.
And a
Hi!
Summary
-Mandrake 8.0
-Postfix to send
-Fetch to fetch
-Pine to do the other stuff
-Problem: Can send mail, cannot receive
-BTW: I can receive mail by other means, but I need to set up
fetchmail/postfix/pine so I can serve and filter mail in the near future.
Details of Query:
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