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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers problem with character @ inside username to use pop3 with nail Post 302420617 by chemi on Wednesday 12th of May 2010 06:00:15 AM
Old 05-12-2010
problem with character @ inside username to use pop3 with nail

Hi:


I am trying to read mails using pop3 protocol with the nail client. I have configurated the following files:


.mailrc

set NAIL_EXTRA_RC=~/.nailrc

.nailrc

shortcut myisp pop3://developers@afinformatica.com@mail.afinformatica.com
set password-developers@afinformatica.com@mail.afinformatica.com =myPassord


Then I execute from system:

informix@linux:~> nail -f myisp
Could not resolve host: afinformatica.com@mail.afinformatica.com

My user in pop3 server is developers@afinformatica.com. The pop3 server is mail.afinformatica.com


It seems that the problem is the “@” of my user's name. Nail thinks that this “@” is the separator character between user and host. How do I can do it? Smilie

Thanks ....
 

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