Re: starting fetch mail when system boots up

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Don Russell wrote:
> Ed Greshko wrote:
> 
> [snip]
>>
>> Don't use fetchmail....but couldn't this be done just as easily as a
>> cron job without using daemon mode?
> 
> Why not use fetchmail? What do you recommend?

Ooopss  mistype... "I don't use fetchmail..."  sorry.
> 
> Yes, I suppose it could be done via cron... but my view is, given the
> frequency of use why spend all that time loading the program, just load
> it once and let it run... if the memory pages are needed it will get
> swapped out... I figure use the features of the product... it supports
> daemon mode and so it's reasonably intuitive how to change the frequency
> (period) of polling the various pop3 accounts.

Then go the rc.local route...  Many ways to slay the same cat....  I
guess the little time needed to load programs on my system doesn't
bother me.

> 


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