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On Wed, 2003-05-14 at 10:15, Ray Smith wrote: > > according to the man page a setting of -k should keep messages on the > server. > > I want to do this because I don't want to download messages into pine that > might contain attatchments. > I check these seperatlly I use a different client. I am running an icon in > gnome to alert me in gnome that indicate me when mail arrives > checking /var/spool/mail/"homedir" > > problem is if I add the -k option to the fetcmail rc file along > > poll 'server' -k 'user' ####### 'pass' #### > > I get a 'parse error' unknow option for the -k switch. Checking the option > gives this at the switch for keeping messages on the sever. > > I use to check manually and seem to remeber that this was the way I used it > before but it was some time ago & I have used evolution sinced. > >From a quick scan of the man page it looks like you want the keyword keep in the fetchmailrc file rather than the -k swtich Is the other client you use on the same machine? - if so you could download it all and then point that client at the local mail file - Evolution does this fine (and I'd be very surprised if Kmail doesn't). You could also consider using mutt - it can handle MIME attachments fine. > Also how do I shut the daemon down before logging out ? Can't see the > reference in the man page. Wood for the trees perhaps ? if you using bash: fetchmail -d --quit in .bash_logout Paul M -- The Mailing List for the Devon & Cornwall LUG Mail majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxx with "unsubscribe list" in the message body to unsubscribe.