CentOS - Feb 2020 - Monitor email for office365.com with fetchmail

I am trying to use fetchmail to monitor box in office365.com.
Its not working.

Is there a "better" way to monitor and inbox ?

I have verified all the ports are open, using 993, using ssl, using
sslproto SSL3 etc..

Anyone done this ? Got it working.

I basically have:
machine outlook.office365.com
login myuser at mydomain
password mypassword

fetchmail --ssl --sslproto SSL3 --smtpname X -u X outlook.office365.com

Thanks,

jerry

On 02/13/2020 11:40 AM, Jerry Geis wrote:

I am trying to use fetchmail to monitor box in office365.com.
Its not working.

Is there a "better" way to monitor and inbox ?

I have verified all the ports are open, using 993, using ssl, using
sslproto SSL3 etc..

Anyone done this ? Got it working.

I basically have:
machine outlook.office365.com
login myuser at mydomain
password mypassword

fetchmail --ssl --sslproto SSL3 --smtpname X -u X outlook.office365.com

Thanks,

jerry
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This is what I am using to fetch to my local linux system and then have
thunderbird fetch from dovecot.
poll outlook.office365.com timeout 60 protocol imap
username "username" there with password "password" is
"mylocalname" here
folder inbox,"Junk Email"
fetchall

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Jerry Geis writes:
> I am trying to use fetchmail to monitor box in office365.com.
> Its not working.
> 
> Is there a "better" way to monitor and inbox ?
> 
> I have verified all the ports are open, using 993, using ssl, using
> sslproto SSL3 etc..
> 
> Anyone done this ? Got it working.
> 
> I basically have:
> machine outlook.office365.com
> login myuser at mydomain
> password mypassword
> 
> fetchmail --ssl --sslproto SSL3 --smtpname X -u X outlook.office365.com
Yes - but I'm using a custom version of fetchmail 6.4, rebuilt from Fedora
IIRC. It does SSL things a bit differently, so I built it with a static copy of
the latest openssl rather than what comes with centos.

set invisible
poll outlook.office365.com protocol IMAP service 993 auth password
   user "username" password "password" folder Inbox is
mylocalname here
   no idle
   no rewrite
   sslcertpath /home/mylocalname/.certs

The .certs directory contains the complete certificate chain for O365, hashed
with c_rehash (three certs), so fetchmail is independent of the OS certificate
store.