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fetchmail peculiarity
- From: Peter Collier <pecb@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 5 Feb 2006 23:06:33 +0000
- Message-id: <200602052306.33567.pecb@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
A few months ago, I tried to set up mail via yast. (network services ->
mta.) I got things wrong because I stopped getting mail other than
local mail and all mail was returned to senders with message something
like localhost could not accept mail, no such address. So using yast
again, I selected no connection and this solved the problem. Looking
through my filesystem today, I noticed that in fetchmailrc, it still
had my old email address (which I can still get emails from). So I
changed the entry to my new email address. Since then I've been getting
fetchmail messages in my in box saying that Fetchmail could not get
mail from "pecb@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx" (which I have never had or
used). I've grepped through my file system and I found a few references
to my old email address but cannot find any reference to the above
address. How did that get into fetchmail and other than uninstalling
fetchmail, how do I cure this?
Peter C
mta.) I got things wrong because I stopped getting mail other than
local mail and all mail was returned to senders with message something
like localhost could not accept mail, no such address. So using yast
again, I selected no connection and this solved the problem. Looking
through my filesystem today, I noticed that in fetchmailrc, it still
had my old email address (which I can still get emails from). So I
changed the entry to my new email address. Since then I've been getting
fetchmail messages in my in box saying that Fetchmail could not get
mail from "pecb@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx" (which I have never had or
used). I've grepped through my file system and I found a few references
to my old email address but cannot find any reference to the above
address. How did that get into fetchmail and other than uninstalling
fetchmail, how do I cure this?
Peter C
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