<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 3.2//EN"> <HTML> <HEAD> <META HTTP-EQUIV="Content-Type" CONTENT="text/html; charset=us-ascii"> <META NAME="Generator" CONTENT="MS Exchange Server version 6.0.4630.0"> <TITLE>Help with setting up email</TITLE> </HEAD> <BODY>  Hi I am confused and don’t know how to set up mail so it works the way I want I to. I have a registered domain <A HREF="mailto:myname@id.au">myname@id.au</A>. It is configured so that all mail sent to *.myname.id.au is directed to my ISP where I currently retrieve it using Outlook on Windows PCs via my Linux (FC1) server providing NAT. I have a ‘permanent’ ADSL connection but a dynamic IP address; therefore I do not have a fully qualified internet hostname. I want to use Linux to retrieve all mail sent to my ISP and sort it in to various folder in var/spool/mail based upon the address; name1@myname.id.au, <A HREF="mailto:name2@myname.id.au">name2@myname.id.au</A> etc. Members of my family will respectively retrieve using POP3 and Outlook from various PCs on my home LAN. POP3 is working OK and retrieves from the right folder in /var/spool/mail and Fetchmail works OK but will not actually download because ‘nothing is listening on the port’. I am confused about what I need to be running to be listening to Fetchmail and receive the mail so it can be sorted, presumably by procmail. Postfix won’t run without a fully qualified domain name and I don’t have one. How do I collect the output from fetchmail and sort into mail spools. Note I don’t really want to be using Linux to send mail, just retrieve it. Regards Andrew </BODY> </HTML>