fetches emails from Outlook Web Access using the WebDAV protocol. Its configuration is read from a properties file called
fetchExc.properties. The properties file should be in the current directory, otherwise in the location specified with the
-p
option.
OPTIONS
-p
-
Specify the preferences file to use, rather than the default of
fetchExc.properties
in the current directory.
CONFIGURATION
The configuration file format is
key = value. Whitespace around the key is ignored, as well as whitespace before the value. Lines whose first non-whitespace character is # or ! are considered comments and ignored.
A description of each configuration option is given below.
All
-
Retrieve all messages, rather than only unread messages.
Delete
-
Deletes messages after retrieving them. Otherwise messages are marked read and left in the Inbox.
-
Warning
Don't combine
Delete = false
and
All = true
if you are not testing. That will fetch every message from your Inbox every time you run fetchExc.
Destination
-
Destination address, only used with form-based authentication. The correct value can be found in the login page's source in the hidden "destination" field.
DestinationAddress
-
The address of the recipient for retrieved emails. If
MboxFile
is defined this option is ignored. If
ProcMail
is
true
this is the program to use for sending mail, for example
/usr/bin/procmail.
Domain
-
NetBIOS domain name, for instance
YOYODYNE
if your NetBIOS login is
YOYODYNE\Joe.User.
ExchangeServer
-
The web server to retrieve messages from, for example
webmail.example.com.
ExchangePath
-
The path to Outlook Web Access. Usually
exchange.
ExchangeUser
-
The Exchange mailbox name, not necessarily the same as the
Username
option.
The three Exchange options are used to form the web-access URI of the form
https://ExchangeServer/ExchangePath/ExchangeUser.
FBApath
-
Login page for form-based authentication. The default is
/exchweb/bin/auth/owaauth.dll.
ForceFrom
-
If this is set to true forwarded mail will be forwarded with the address from
ForceFromAddr. This only happens when the sender address is invalid, for example if there are two From headers Exchange sometimes joins them.
-
Note
This could lead to more spam getting through.
ForceFromAddr
-
Email address that the forwarding server will accept. Only used if
ForceFrom
is
true.
MailServer
-
SMTP server to forward messages to. This option is not used if
MboxFile
is set.
MboxFile
-
mbox file to store mail in. This disables the
MailServer
and
DestinationAddress
options.
-
Warning
mbox file locking is not yet well-tested. Use this option with caution.
NoEightBitMime
-
Setting to
true
disables eight-bit MIME with SMTP forwarding. The default is
false.
Enabling this option can help if the following error occurs:
-
From: <joe.user@example.com> wasn't valid
MAIL FROM error status=501
Message 1 not sent
Password
-
Password for authentication with the Exchange server.
ProcMail
-
If
true
the program in
DestinationAddress
is used to send email. The default is
false.
Secure
-
Uses HTTPS when set to
true. This should be enabled whenever possible.
Username
-
Username for authentication with the Exchange server. Not necessarily the same as the
ExchangeUser
option.
EXAMPLES
Example 1. Configuration file for SMTP forwarding
-
ExchangeServer = webmail.example.com
ExchangePath = exchange
ExchangeUser = Joe.User
MailServer = mail.example.net
DestinationAddress = joe@example.net
Username = juser
Password = secret
Domain = YOYODYNE
Delete = false
All = false
Secure = true
NoEightBitMime = true
AUTHOR
fetchExc is primarily the work of Juhani Rautiainen
http://personal.inet.fi/atk/fetchexc/.
This manual page was written by Ted Percival
ted@midg3t.net
for the
Debian
system (but may be used by others). Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this document under the terms of the
GNU
General Public License, version 2 or any later version published by the Free Software Foundation.
On Debian systems, the complete text of the GNU General Public License can be found in /usr/share/common-licenses/GPL.
AUTHOR
Ted Percival
-
Author.
COPYRIGHT
Index
- NAME
-
- SYNOPSIS
-
- DESCRIPTION
-
- OPTIONS
-
- CONFIGURATION
-
- EXAMPLES
-
- AUTHOR
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- AUTHOR
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- COPYRIGHT
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