Steve Brewin wrote: > > > Pieter Jacobs wrote: > > > I must say, it is simpler, but the problem I got was that > it wipes the > mail out of my box at the ISP, > > but does not drop it into any of the folders in JAMES. > Maybe I am just > understanding it wrong. > > Has anyone experienced issues like this ? > > Please send only plain text formatted mail to the list. > > Each of the fetchmail filter tags and the 'fetched' tag has a > 'leaveonserver' attribute, which if set to "true" leaves the > mail in the > mailbox from which it was fetched. Details are documented in both > 'james-fetchmail.xml' and the www pages. > > If this isn't working for you, we would need the version of > James you are > using, the type of mailbox - POP3, IMAP, etc, and your > 'james-fetchmail.xml' > (remove real userids, passwords and domains) for us to be > able to identify > the problem. > > -- Steve
The above deals with the 'it wipes the mail out of my box at the ISP' issue. You will also need to declare the domains for the fetched mail as local to get such mail delivered local (ie: to James' POP3 folders). -- Steve --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
