Fetchmail problem
Hello,
When I run my slackware distro, I'm used to using fetchmail get mail
with the command:
fetchmail -k --protocol POP3 -u cpw pop.rahul.net
Fetchmail then asks me for a password, and gets the mail. I read it
using mailx.
However, when I try this from my newly installed Debian Woody distro,
fetchmail spits out something like:
reading message cpw@pop.rahul.net:259 of 261 (3121 octets) ..fetchmail:\
SMTP error: 553 5.1.8 <bounce-debian-user=cpw=rahul.net@lists.debian.org>\
... Domain of sender address \
bounce-debian-user=cpw=rahul.net@lists.debian.org does not exist
. not flushed
reading message cpw@pop.rahul.net:260 of 261 (3327 octets) ..fetchmail:\
SMTP error: 553 5.1.8 <bounce-debian-user=cpw=rahul.net@lists.debian.org>...\
Domain of sender address bounce-debian-user=cpw=rahul.net@lists.debian.org\
does not exist
. not flushed
and there's no mail for mailx to fetch, nothing in /var/mail/cpw. I
can send mail locally and it shows up in /var/mail, and can be read by
mailx, but nothing from fetchmail. Right now, the only way I can read
mail from my ISP in Debian is with netscape messenger.
(I'm sending this from my ISP shell account, using mailx.)
Does anybody have any ideas on what I have to do to get fetchmail to work?
Regards,
Carl Weidling
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