[Kroupware] how to i get kolab to get emails from a off. internet pop3 server

[Bradley Alexander]

This is just the situation I had when setting up my home system under
Kolab. This was one of the things that _has_ worked for me so far. :) But
I'm still plugging away at it. Right now I'm waiting to get on  a faster
connection to download the latest zfos openpkg-2.0 beta.

In any case, I only had one account that has an external email address,
and I was able to set up a .forward file for that account. In the case of
many accounts, it would be non-trivial to do  that for each account. 

Would it be possible to create a module to inject emails that don't
come from "expected" sources?

On Wed, 24 Mar 2004 09:20:11 +0100
Steffen Petter <spetter at web.de> wrote:

> Andreas Gungl wrote:
> > What you perhaps want to do is getting mails from a server at an ISP and put 
> > in on a Kolab server to store it there. For this task I would recommend you 
> > to use a tool like "fetchmail".
> 
> That is in fact the most use case for user of small businesses. The 
> kolab server works in an intranet without official IP address. Kolab 
> delivers internal emails to the respective clients in the intranet. 
> External emails are being fetched from a server at an ISP and after that 
> they will be delivered to the clients or user mailboxes. So it would be 
> very useful if there was a function in the web-administration view, 
> which helps to set up the server for this purpose?
> 
> Regards,
> Steffen.
> 
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