Where is that message sitting that it keeps causing
this problem?
The message will be on the remote server (hence why
fetchmail is producing the error).
How can I convince fetchmail to deliver
it to me?
Remove the limit defined in your .fetchmailrc (the
one >you didn't provide a copy of, to help in the
diagnosis >of the problem).
Sorry, Rob!
Anyway, I took a harder look at the manual and tried
running "fetchmail -v -limit 0". The command didn't
download any oversized message -- but then again, I
haven't gotten the error from my cron job in a few
days, so maybe the server has purged its queue.
As an academic point, here's my .fetchmailrc . I
suppose I would want to add "limit 0" if I saw the
error again?
poll mail.<server>.com
proto pop3
user "<server user>"
pass "<server password>"
is <local user>
nokeep
fetchall
sslproto ''
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