David Stutzman <david(_dot_)stutzman(_at_)dstutz(_dot_)com> wrote:
I set up fetchmail to grab mail for one of my users and I set the
logfile option to log to a file in his homedir so he could easily
see what's going on and if there are any problems. This log has no
timestamps at all and I was wondering if there is a way to get
fetchmail to put the date/time or at LEAST the time into the file?
This is an excerpt of my log (fetchmail 6.2.2):
fetchmail: awakened at Sat Jul 12 10:08:24 2003
fetchmail: 1 message for foobar at pop.provider.com (5929 octets).
fetchmail: reading message foobar(_at_)pop(_dot_)provider(_dot_)com:1 of 1
(5929 octets)
fetchmail: flushed
fetchmail: sleeping at Sat Jul 12 10:09:03 2003
As you can see, date/time stamps are present. What version of
fetchmail are you using and what is in your .fetchmailrc?
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