From: Ralph Seichter <ralph(_at_)seichter(_dot_)de>
So you're thinking of something like this?
poll pop.provider1.org user "user1" is "user1(_at_)somecompany(_dot_)com"
poll pop.provider2.org user "user2" is "user2(_at_)elsewhere(_dot_)com"
You want fetchmail to deliver to different SMTP servers for each of the
different users? I don't know if the following can be done:
poll pop.provider1.org user "user1" is "user1(_at_)somecompany(_dot_)com"
no rewrite
smtpaddress somecompany.com
smtphost mx.somecompany.com
poll pop.provider2.org user "user2" is "user2(_at_)elsewhere(_dot_)com"
no rewrite
smtpaddress elsewhere.com
smtphost mx.elsewhere.com
I admit I am curious if fetchmail supports this. I can't test it here, but
maybe you can try?
It won't be this week as I'm not in the office. However unless somebody
responds with a "yet it can", or "not it can't" I'll give it a whirl next
week. Heck, even if they do I may just anyway.
Watch this space...
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