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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers I can send but cannot receive mail with unix? Post 302307344 by otheus on Wednesday 15th of April 2009 06:37:22 AM
Old 04-15-2009
Where to begin??

First, any email system must know how to find a computer named "somethingstrange-computer.local". Since this isn't an official DNS name, it might be a little confused. If the UNIX computer you are using is named "somethingstrange-computer.local" and you send it to this address, it generally has no problem figuring out that you simply want to send it to the local user "myname". However, another computer won't know how to contact this computer. So you can try emailing to your computer's fixed IP address, if it has one: myname@10.1.1.2 or if not, get a service called "dynamic DNS" so that your computer's IP address is always associated with a domain name, and simply mail to myname@dynamic-dns-service.net (for instance).

Note: it might still not be that easy; your UNIX computer might have a built in firewall or the email "service" might not be configured to receive external emails.
 

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WWW::Topica::Mail(3pm)					User Contributed Perl Documentation				    WWW::Topica::Mail(3pm)

NAME
WWW::Topica::Mail - parse a single Topica mailing list mail SYNOPSIS
my $index = WWW::Topic::Index->new($index_html); foreach my $mess_id ($index->message_ids) { # the mail has some information and also provides a link to the reply ... my $mail = WWW::Topica::Mail->new($topica->fetch_mail($mess_id), $mess_id); # which has other information (like the un-htmled mail and the email address) ... my $reply = WWW::Topica::Reply->new($topica->fetch_reply($mail->id, $mail->eto), $mail->id, $mail->eto); } print "Next offset is ".$index->next." "; print "Previous offset is ".$index->prev." "; DESCRIPTION
Used to parse a single message page from Topica.com's mailing list indexes. Message pages have the subject and the date and time of the mail being sent as well as a full name of each sender. METHODS
new <page html> <id> Takes the page html and the message-id and parses the html. parse <html> Parse the html to get message ids and next & prev offsets. id Get the id of this mail eto Get the eto of the next reply we need to get date Get the date of this mail subject The subject of the mail from Get the name of the person it was from body Get the body of the mail. AUTHOR
Simon Wistow <simon@thegestalt.org> COPYRIGHT
Copyright (c) 2004, Simon Wistow perl v5.10.1 2006-01-03 WWW::Topica::Mail(3pm)
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