Fetchmail delivers directy to the smtp on the box, just like it was regular incoming mail. No changes to the local smtp need to be made.<BR><BR>My saviour, procmail.

Fetchmail will just drop them unaltered into your local account (for me, that is a courier-imap server.)<BR><BR>I use procmail to first run them through spamassassin, with procmail then moving the ...

An attacker may even be able to execute arbitrary code on the victim's machine by sending a carefully crafted email which then is parsed by fetchmail: When fetchmail retrieves a mail all headers that ...

This tutorial explains how to use a recipe of Davmail, Fetchmail, Postfix, and Courier IMAP to interface standards-based e-mail clients with Exchange’s Outlook Web Access, and to integrate ...

When fetchmail attempts to create an index of messages in the remote mailbox being polled, it uses index numbers sent by the server as an index into an internal array. If a server sends fetchmail a ...

When you configure fetchmail to use a client certificate, it overrides whatever user name you have configured in favor of the user specified inside the client certificate. In my case, the two didn't ...

Command-line lovers rejoice: you can use Postfix and Fetchmail to read and send Gmail from the terminal. Tech site Soup To Nuts has a no-holds-barred tutorial that runs through the entire process ...