Newsgroup: it.comp.os.linux.software
Titolo: fetchmail ed exchange 2000

Salve a tutti, qualcuno sa se fetchmail puo funzionare con exchange?
mi spiego megli installato su una linux box puo inviare la posta sul server 
di posta exchange?, ma fetchmail deve girare sempre su sendmail o su di un 
altro programma di posta o puo essere facilmente configurato a se stante e 
inviare la posta ad exchange?
grazie!!! 

PINO wrote:
Premetto che sono un very very niubbo...
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Fetchmail è un programma che, quando lanciato, si preoccupa
di scaricare la posta da uno o più server remoti (configurati 
dall'utente) e di inviarla all'utente via il server SMTP sulla
macchina, oppure, sempre se configurato appuntino, usa un programma
(in genere procmail) per inviarla direttamente all'utente.
Dalla man page di fetchmail:
    Delivery Control Options
        -S <hosts> | --smtphost <hosts>
               (Keyword: smtp[host]) Specify a hunt list of hosts  to 
forward
               mail  to  (one  or  more hostnames, comma-separated). 
hosts are
               tried in list order; the first one that is up becomes the 
  for-
               warding  target  for the current run.  Normally, 
‘localhost’ is
               added to the end of the list as an invisible default. 
However,
               when  using  Kerberos  authentication,  the FQDN of the 
machine
               running fetchmail is added to the end of the list as an 
invisi-
               ble default. Each hostname may have a port number 
following the
               host name.  The port number is separated from the host 
name  by
               a  slash;  the default port is 25 (or ‘‘smtp’’ under 
IPv6).  If
               you specify an absolute pathname (beginning with a /), it 
  will
               be interpreted as the name of a UNIX socket accepting 
LMTP con-
               nections (such as is supported by the Cyrus IMAP daemon) 
  Exam-
               ple:
                    --smtphost 
server1,server2/2525,server3,/var/imap/socket/lmtp
               This  option  can  be used with ODMR, and will make 
fetchmail a
               relay between the ODMR server and SMTP or LMTP receiver.
    Delivery Control Options
        -S <hosts> | --smtphost <hosts>
               (Keyword: smtp[host]) Specify a hunt list of hosts  to 
forward
               mail  to  (one  or  more hostnames, comma-separated). 
Hosts are
               tried in list order; the first one that is up becomes the 
  for-
               warding  target  for the current run.  Normally, 
‘localhost’ is
               added to the end of the list as an invisible default. 
However,
               when  using  Kerberos  authentication,  the FQDN of the 
machine
               running fetchmail is added to the end of the list as an 
invisi-
               ble default. Each hostname may have a port number 
following the
               host name.  The port number is separated from the host 
name  by
               a  slash;  the default port is 25 (or ‘‘smtp’’ under 
IPv6).  If
               you specify an absolute pathname (beginning with a /), it 
  will
               be interpreted as the name of a UNIX socket accepting 
LMTP con-
               nections (such as is supported by the Cyrus IMAP daemon) 
  Exam-
               ple:
                    --smtphost 
server1,server2/2525,server3,/var/imap/socket/lmtp
               This  option  can  be used with ODMR, and will make 
fetchmail a
               relay between the ODMR server and SMTP or LMTP receiver.
Penso che faccia al caso tuo. in pratica gli devi dare (o via CLI
o via .fetchmailrc) il comando smtphost.
Pedonzolo

    Delivery Control Options
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