On 7 Oct 2008 at 16:13, gbainbridge wrote: > > > How does the content of your pop3links.tab file look like? > > This is it. Note that I have tried ? and @ prefixes without any success. > > > > > > > "bainb.co.uk" "gary" "mail.myisp.com" "gbainbridge" > > "XXXXXXXXXX" "APOP" > > "bainb.co.uk" "jason" "mail.myisp.com" "gbainbridge" > > "XXXXXXXXXX" "APOP" > > "bainb.co.uk" "nm" "mail.myisp.com" "gbainbridge" > > "XXXXXXXXXX" "APOP" > > > > > > Where "XXXXXXXXXX" is my the encrypted password for my ISPs mailserver, and > mail.myisp.com is the name of my ISPs mailserver.
When I was on demon I had: "my.fq.domain.name" "david" "pop3.myisp" "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" Similar also works for pop3 from some other isps but not the one used as my secondary MX. This puts all email in one mailbox but their server didn't support collection by [EMAIL PROTECTED] (it might do now). I'm fairly certain xmail could filter these but I'd already setup Mercury to filter on 'received*for' text in headers many years ago when it was primary mx and I was on dialup. Note the filtering is postreceipt and specific to header fomats of isp/server so has needed a few changes over the years. David - To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe xmail" in the body of a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] For general help: send the line "help" in the body of a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
