This is from the contrib directory of the fetchmail source and is much better than what Google gives you.
[...] with the command: yum install fetchmail And I have used this script for automatic startup: http://justin-hopkins.com/blog/2010/…pt-for-red-hat After I have created the configuration file /etc/fetchmailrc with this sample configuration: [...]
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[...] with the command: yum install fetchmail And I have used this script for automatic startup: http://justin-hopkins.com/blog/2010/…pt-for-red-hat After I have created the configuration file /etc/fetchmailrc with this sample configuration: [...]