Further digging into esr's pages made me do it!
Solved after changing .fetchmailrc to:
poll mail.zeelandnet.nl
localdomains laspartners.nl
user "xxx" pass "xxx" to user * here
Now automatic retrieval (cronjob)..
At 10:39 18-3-2002 +0100, you wrote:
Hi all, my first post to this list...
I try to run fetchmail to retrieve mail from a multidrop-box for 1 domain
at my ISP, forwarding it to a running postfix on the local server.
Have problems with fetchmail recognizing local users.
Run fetchmail as root.
.fetchmailrc is simple for now, first get it working:
poll mail.zeelandnet.nl user "xxx" pass "xxx" to user gert ldb chantal here
When i run fetchmail -V fetchmail says it recogizes 4 (FOUR) local users,
while I only gave 3 names. That is already strange for me.
The moment i fetch, all amil is dropped in the local root mailbox
(postmaster). I ran fetchmail -v -v to see what was happening, and it gave
me (a.o) next lines:
About to rewrite To: chantal(_at_)laspartners(_dot_)nl
Rewritten version is To: chantal(_at_)laspartners(_dot_)nl
About to rewrite From: Leen de Braal <ldb(_at_)braha(_dot_)nl>
Rewritten version is From: Leen de Braal <ldb(_at_)braha(_dot_)nl>
fetchmail: no local matches, forwarding to postmaster
fetchmail: SMTP< 220 mail.laspartners.nl ESMTP Postfix on SuSE Linux 7.2
(i386)
fetchmail: SMTP> EHLO localhost
fetchmail: SMTP< 250-mail.laspartners.nl
So here, in contrary to fetchmail -V, fetchmail says that there are no
local matches.
What could be wrong??
TIA
Leen de Braal
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