On Fri, 18 Dec 2009, Stephen Harris wrote:
You can always run multiple copies of fetchmail in the background if you want parallel fetching
or run just one tenth of those RC files (when well numbered) present each time a script is invoked, if you are not in a hurry to retrieve email from side accounts, and want to be kind to the remote pop hosts
-- Russ herrold #!/bin/sh # # ~/bin/get-stray-email.sh # $Id: get-stray-fetchmail.sh,v 1.3 2009/10/23 13:48:47 herrold Exp herrold $ # License: GPLv3+ # bug reports to: info@xxxxxxxxxxxx # # use fetchmail with custom rc files, and pull # upgrade to use a 0-9 rotor to spread load # export PATH='/usr/java/latest/bin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/X11R6/bin:~/bin/:/home/herrold/bin:~/bin/' # # the config files live in a protected directory export FETCHRC=".fetchmail"cd [ ! -d $FETCHRC/ ] && {
mkdir $FETCHRC/ chmod 700 $FETCHRC } # # defaults, and options parsing # need to more into a while loop, and add a scan exit QUIET="--silent " DEBUG="" [ "x$1" = "x-d" ] && { export DEBUG="y " shift 1 } [ "x$1" = "x-v" ] && { export QUIET="" export VERBOSE="--verbose " shift 1 } [ "x${QUIET}" = "x" ] && { export QUIET="" export VERBOSE="--verbose " } # # option $1 support being refactored; out for the moment # Remembering Jimi ... [ "xsix" = "x9" ] && { ## SUFFIX works when we cd into $FETCHRC and have the file naming set up # right
SUFFIX=".fetchmailrc-gmail" [ "x$1" != "x" ] && { export SUFFIX=`echo ".fetchmailrc-gmail$1"` # make sure we have one [ ! -e ~/$FETCHRC/$SUFFIX ] && export SUFFIX="" # # actually we need to stop scanning options here shift 1 } } # # main body # New model is to run a rotor [ ! -e $FETCHRC/.fetch-rotor ] && touch $FETCHRC/.fetch-rotor LASTRUN=` ( echo -n "0" ; cat $FETCHRC/.fetch-rotor | \ perl -p -e "tr/[0-9]//cd" ) ` [ "0$LASTRUN" -lt 1 ] && echo "00" > $FETCHRC/.fetch-rotor LASTRUN=` ( ( cat $FETCHRC/.fetch-rotor | \ perl -p -e "tr/[0-9]//cd" ; echo " + 0" ) | bc ) ` [ "x${DEBUG}" != "x" ] && echo "Rotor is: $LASTRUN" 1>&2 # # main loop for i in ` ls -1 $FETCHRC/.fetchmailrc-*[0-9] | grep "${LASTRUN}$" `; do [ "x${VERBOSE}" != "x" ] && { echo "i: $i" 1>&2 } [ -e ${i} ] && fetchmail -f ${i} -a ${QUIET} ${VERBOSE} || { echo "Error: non-zero return code on: $i " 1>&2 grep -v "^#" $i | grep -v "[ ]" 1>&2 grep "user" $i 1>&2 } sleep 3 # sleep 30 done # LASTRUN=` echo "${LASTRUN} + 1" | bc | rev | cut -c 1 | rev` # echo "new LASTRUN: $LASTRUN" echo "$LASTRUN" > $FETCHRC/.fetch-rotor # # exit 0 # # # This is a sample ~/.fetchmail/. cat - << END > /dev/null # # gmail pop works # sample fetchmail -f config file poll pop.gmail.com with proto pop3: port 995 timeout 60 user "GMAILUSERID@xxxxxxxxx" there with password "GMAILPASSWORD" is LOCALUSERID here fetchall expunge 50 options ssl # END #
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