On (16/07/02 16:42), Wynne, Conor didst pronounce:
>> Now I obviously changed something but I dont know what [probably something
> to do with aliases] -still a mail newbie-
> I'll explain, the error is correct as there is no user called wynnec. I used
> to have wynnec mapped to cwynne. Why? Because my login to me pop mail is
> wynnec, and fetchmail collects it and supposed to send it on to the local
> user cwynne. So how do I fix that?
>Well, you could put wynnec: cwynne in your /etc/aliases and run
postalias /etc/aliases. Or, you could just use a .fetchmailrc. Something
like:
poll mail.server with proto POP3
user 'wynnec' there with password 'CHANGEME' is cwynne here
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Chat ya later,
John.
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