Inbound Email - Fetchmail
We got a question from Ohio.
Hello, thanks for the new beta - install was perfect. I am a long time user of many previous linux versions and for the life of me I can not figure out how to configure the fetchmail on windows. Outbound email works perfectly - how do I get fetchmail to check a pop3 box for incoming email?
Answer :
We cannot get fetchmail to work either :-( So we made another solution. ;-)
Send the emails to the Microsoft SMTP server that is required for installation, the mail will gets picked up from the drop folder by a small windows service that we have made and put directly into the correct RT - queue.
I am sure that you can setup the pop3 server to forward the email.
RT will accept emails in the format queuename@winrtserver.company.com
To utilize several queues with your pop3 system you would have to setup several pop3-accounts one for each queue.
I support that you just send the email directly to the RT server, either with or without an MX record.
Regards
WinRT Support.
Hello, thanks for the new beta - install was perfect. I am a long time user of many previous linux versions and for the life of me I can not figure out how to configure the fetchmail on windows. Outbound email works perfectly - how do I get fetchmail to check a pop3 box for incoming email?
Answer :
We cannot get fetchmail to work either :-( So we made another solution. ;-)
Send the emails to the Microsoft SMTP server that is required for installation, the mail will gets picked up from the drop folder by a small windows service that we have made and put directly into the correct RT - queue.
I am sure that you can setup the pop3 server to forward the email.
RT will accept emails in the format queuename@winrtserver.company.com
To utilize several queues with your pop3 system you would have to setup several pop3-accounts one for each queue.
I support that you just send the email directly to the RT server, either with or without an MX record.
Regards
WinRT Support.