Please *do* keep the thread on the list, by replying to the list only.
On Tue, 2010-12-07 at 18:07 -0500, Paul Cartwright wrote:
As I mentioned in another post, your log message clearly shows the IPv6 address is being used. And yes, your host obviously is capable of that.
You don't need to specifically enable it with fetchmail. It will under certain circumstances default to IPv6, which in your case happened. As also mentioned, your postfix seems to not bind to the IPv6 address by default, though, or it has deliberately been disabled.
Moreover, your router is not even in the picture here -- just like dovecot, FWIW. Fetchmail fetches the mail from a remote server, and tries to deliver it locally. That local delivery step is generating the log messages. A mail, sent from and to your box. Long after the data stream passed your router...
[ long snip, including your fetchmailrc general settings ]
I will add what you have there, and see what happens, thanks!
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