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From: Oscar Castaneda <oscarbsd@yahoo.com>
Subject: fetchmail vs. exchange
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Hi, 

I was wondering if I can use fetchmail to download
email from an MS Exchange Server??

I already configured my .fetchmailrc file with the
server, protocol, user and password, however i get the
following error:


bash-2.05a$ fetchmail
fetchmail: Query status=2 (SOCKET)

thanks,

oscar

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