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Hello list, |
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My MUA is KMail-2, which seems to be all right for others using IMAP but is |
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very far from robust when fetching POP3 mails. I've tried alternatives to |
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it, but none of them suit me - in particular, claws-mail is horrible, |
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requiring a very different mental model just to operate it. Therefore I'm |
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trying an evasion, which is to use fetchmail to retrieve emails from my ISP |
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and deliver them to postfix, which can then serve them via IMAP. |
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I already have postfix working, I think, collecting emails from the LAN, but |
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the fetchmail documentation is confusing and I hesitate to jump straight in |
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for fear of losing emails. |
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Is there any guidance on setting up fetchmail on Gentoo to operate in this |
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way? I've searched in likely places but the Gentoo docs are long out of date |
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and others don't help much, so I still don't know what to add to /etc/ |
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conf.d/fetchmail, nor whether I need a ~/.fetchmailrc or an /etc/fetchmailrc |
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file (no sample comes with the ebuild). |
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What does the panel think? |
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Regards, |
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Peter. |