Fetchmail Polling Interval?

[Harding, Devon]

The 'Check Server' Command exists in WebMin.  What would be the syntax for cron job?

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	Subject: Re: Fetchmail Polling Interval?
	
	

	On Mon, Jul 26, 2004 at 07:26:54AM -0400, Harding, Devon wrote:
	> Hi, I used Webmin to configure fetchmail to pull from my ISP and
	> forward to my Exchange server.  That worked fine.  Then only problem
	> I'm having, is that it doesn't automatically check for messages until
	> I click 'Check Servers'.  How do I have it automatically check for new
	> messages every 60 seconds?
	
	By default, fetchmail runs once and exits.  I haven't a clue where a
	"Check Servers" command sits in relation to fetchmail.  Exchange
	certainly won't trigger a fetchmail polling cycle.
	
	man fetchmail
	
	Look at the daemon mode.  Also consider putting fetchmail in cron.
	
	Also look in /usr/share/doc/fetchmail-<version> for some online doc and
	FAQ.
	
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