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Le 21 juin à 00:42:33 Robert Persson <ireneshusband@××××××××.uk> écrit notamment: |
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| I want to run fetchmail as a service and I am confused about how this works. I |
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| simply want to have something that will quietly fetch and deliver mail to |
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| maildirs to users' home directories, but that can also be disabled easily |
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| when I need that bit of extra performance for something. |
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To enable fetchmail as demon: |
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# /etc/init.d/fetchmail start |
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To have fetchmail start automatically at boot: |
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# rc-update add fetchmail default |
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To suspend fetchmail: |
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# /etc/init.d/fetchmail stop |
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| I assume that fetchmail will first look at /etc/fetchmailrc. Will it then look |
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| at each user's $HOME/.fetchmailrc? |
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Yes |
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| If so, can I assume that it will deal with each user's .procmailrc suid |
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| that user? |
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Yes; have a look at the fetchmail manual (-mda command) |
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regards |
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Jean Magnan de Bornier | Cours Victor Hugo |
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e-mots: jean at bornier.net | 13980 Alleins France |
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