Fetchmail only writes the most recent mail
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Hello ! I'm trying fetchmail on the command line, here's what I came up with fetchmail -p IMAP \ # use the IMAP protocol -r "INBOX.Brigands" \ # to fetch mail from the Brigands folder -k \ # keep mail on the server -a \ # retrieve seen and unseen mail -u user@domain mail.server.com \ # my username --mda "/bin/sh -c 'cat > /mnt/partage_local/DATA/MAIL/principale-fetchmail/DRAFT/new/$(date +%''s_%N)'" # my MDA Here's what output on the terminal ychaouche#ychaouche-PC 11:52:46 ~ $ fetchmail -r "INBOX.Brigands" [...] reading message user@[email protected]:1 of 6 (2149 header octets) (1994 body octets) not flushed reading message user@[email protected]:2 of 6 (2103 header octets) (72981 body octets) not flushed reading message user@[email protected]:3 of 6 (2204 header octets) (71475 body octets) not flushed reading message user@[email protected]:4 of 6 (1966 header octets) (1348 body octets) not flushed reading message user@[email protected]:5 of 6 (1874 header octets) (1267 body octets) not flushed reading message user@[email protected]:6 of 6 (2351 header octets) (71410 body octets) not flushed ychaouche#ychaouche-PC 11:53:26 ~ $ Mail should be put in /mnt/partage_local/DATA/MAIL/principale-fetchmail/DRAFT/new/, but here's the only thing I see : ychaouche#ychaouche-PC 12:19:47 /mnt/partage_local/DATA/MAIL/principale-fetchmail/DRAFT/new $ ls total 72K -rwxrwxrwx 1 root root 72K Aug 9 12:19 1533813591_348482458 ychaouche#ychaouche-PC 12:19:59 /mnt/partage_local/DATA/MAIL/principale-fetchmail/DRAFT/new $ And it's not an mbox file with multilpe emails, it's really just one e-mail, the most recent one to be more precise. Anybody want to help me fix this ? ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Check out the vibrant tech community on one of the world's most engaging tech sites, Slashdot.org! http://sdm.link/slashdot