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From: Andrew Safonov (andrewssovtest.ru)
Date: Sun Jan 21 2001 - 14:54:39 CST

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    Wolfram Kruschel wrote:
    >
    > Hi!
    > Thanks a lot, postfix is running now. But I ran into new problems.
    > I'm not sure whether this is a postfix problem or not. I want to
    > download my mail with fetchmail, then put it into the standard spool
    > directory and finally the client gets the mail via pop3 (I installed
    > qpopper).
    > I read that fetchmail forwards the mail to the local MTA, so in this
    > case postfix, which should put it into /var/spool/mail/[user].
    > But after I downloaded the mail with fetchmail, I can't find it! It's
    > not in /var/spool/mail nor somewhere else. How do I have to configure
    > postfix to forward the mail to /var/spool/mail/[user]?
    > Then another problem is the local delivery. My mailq is full of messages
    > like
    >
    > 28AF61C916 6445 Sun Jan 21 20:58:49 owner-postfix-userspostfix.org
    > cheflocalhost.dynodns.net
    > How do I fix that?
    > Thank you for your help.
    > Wolf
    Fetchmail get yor mail and sent it on 25 port or local MTA as user,
    writen in
    .fetchmailrc . It don't parse "To:" header field. Postfix get from
    fetchmail

    RCPT TO: {user from .fetchmailrc}

    and try to delivery to this user :-)))

    It don't parse header of message too :-)))
    Posible solution - parsing headers by procmail :-)))
    PS Sorry for bad english :-)

    -- 
    Best Regards, Andrew Safonov
    ISP SovTest, Kursk, Russia
    andrewssovtest.ru