the downloaded mail and the state of your folders. A good example of what
you can do with your own front end.
-### fetchspool:
-
-If you find that the speed of forwarding to port 25 is limited by the
-SMTP listener's speed, it may make sense to locally spool all the mail
-first and feed it to sendmail after you hang up the network link.
-This shellscript aims to do exactly that. It would be smarter to
-figure out why sendmail is slow, however.
-
### mailqueue.pl:
This script will connect to your ISP (if not already connected),
+++ /dev/null
-#!/bin/sh -
-#
-# Quick hack for fetchmail to locally spool messages.
-#
-# To spool:
-# fetchmail --mda "fetchspool -t %T %F"
-# To de-spool
-# fetchspool -f
-#
-# Robert de Bath <robert@mayday.cix.co.uk>
-# updated by william boughton <bill@xencat.demon.co.uk>
-# 4th/10/1998 and tested
-#
-# William Boughton comments:
-# Still has some potential problems, with using inline from address.
-# The use of _ is bad because fetchmails uses this if it notices
-# shell escapes.
-# 10th/11/1998
-# Changed to using 3 _@@s to delimit the message, i hope this is ok.
-# Whilst i have tested and used this script, with my demon account and
-# SDPS, it may still have serious problems, that i've not noticed etc.
-
-MAILSPOOL=/tmp/spool
-
-if [ "$1" != "-f" ]
-then
- if [ "$1" = "-t" ]
- then
- ADDR="$2"
- FROM="$3"
- else
- ADDR="$1"
- FROM="$2"
- fi
-
- cat - > $MAILSPOOL/tmp.$$ || exit 1
- mv $MAILSPOOL/tmp.$$ "$MAILSPOOL/msg.`date +%j%H%M%S`$$.to.${ADDR}_@@${FROM}" || exit 1
-
- exit 0
-else
- for i in $MAILSPOOL/msg.*.to.*
- do
- [ -f "$i" ] || continue
- # TO="`echo \"$i\" | sed 's/^msg.[^.]*.to.//'`"
- TO=$(basename $i | sed -e 's/^msg.[^.]*.to.//' -e 's/_@@.*$//')
- FROM=$(basename $i | sed 's/^msg.[^.]*.to.*_@@//')
-# need the \<\> so for bounces to have a proper from addr
-echo the to was \<$TO\> and the from \<$FROM\>
- /usr/lib/sendmail -f \<${FROM}\> -oem "$TO" < "$i" ||
- {
- echo "Sendmail failed on `basename \"$i\"`"
- continue
- }
- rm -f "$i"
- done
- exit 0
-fi
-