"Straight through". Is this possible ?

Hi everyone,

Here is the scenario. I download emails from my ISP's server at 8.00
A.M. I get them in Hamster then forward to my mail client. By 9.00
A.M. there are more there. I instruct Eudora, or Agent, to "get
emails" from Hamster and get......nothing. As Hamster hasn't
collected the newer ones.

Is there any way for an email client and/or Hamster to be setup in
such a way that there is a "straight through" process ? In other
words when I ask for email at 9.00 the "request" instructs Hamster to
not just forward email but to "update" and "forward" email ?

I know I can setup Hamster to regularly check for mail and that would
mostly solve the problem BUT I would prefer to NOT do things that
way. Having my HDD showing "activity" that I am NOT sure might be a
"mail check" is something I don't want. In case my "assumption" that
a mail check was being done was in reality some spyware program
"phoning home".

The reason I ask this question is because I can do this in POPFile. I
ask for mail and it goes "straight through" to my ISP and gets all
the emails to put in the POPFile database. I do NOT need the two step
process of downloading to POPFile THEN downloading from POPFile.

Can I get what I want in Hamster ? If so then could someone please
provide a how to "step by step" on this please ?

Regards, John.


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