Sorry, I was really confused; now I've got it all straightened out, I set
the smtp server to be localhost and things work great now. Thanks for the
help.
Praveen Srinivasan
On Wednesday 14 February 2001 09:10, you wrote:
smtp.stanford.edu is my smtp server; my server for incoming mail is
pravens.pobox.stanford.edu, which resolves to pobox5.stanford.edu. I
thought that the message meant that fetchmail read one message on the
incoming server; but did it download it, and if so, where did it put it?
I'm not trying to send any mail with fetchmail, just receive it. Do you
mean that fetchmail thinks that smtp.stanford.edu is my incoming mail
server?
Praveen
On Wednesday 14 February 2001 00:54, you wrote:
From: Praveen Srinivasan <praveens(_at_)stanford(_dot_)edu>
Hi,
I'm using fetchmail-5.6.0 (self-compiled, with "./configure
--with-kerberos=/usr/athena"), and using kpop to check my mail.
Fetchmail seems to be able check for messages :
[praveens(_at_)praveen fetchmail-5.6.0]$ /usr/local/bin/fetchmail
1 message for praveens at pobox5.stanford.edu (1725 octets).
reading message 1 of 1 (1725 octets) . flushed
But nothing appears in /var/spool/mail/praveens (my username is
praveens); is
there somewhere else I should be looking? Also, could you cc me since
i'm not
on the list?
Have you tried looking at the logs for your mail server
(smtp.stanford.edu) to see what happens? Fetchmail has done it's work
and delivered it, hence the flushed message.
Rob
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