Thanks Lutz,
It works like a charm.
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newLISP in the real world /
December 27, 2003, 12:02:20 PMThanks Lutz,
It works like a charm.
#2
newLISP in the real world /
December 26, 2003, 08:24:54 PMThe solution returns (0 20018 3) etc. just fine.
But (POP3:get-all-mail ... ) returns the following:
logon sucessful
sent: STAT
+OK
status: 3 20018
parsed status: (3)
nil
>
Perhaps if instead of 0, last-read could also be set to result so that it reads (3 20018 3), so that it thinks that all mail is new mail. That way both get-all-mail and get-new-mail would work the same, right?
I tried to do this but I keep ending up with lines like ((3) 20018 3) etc.
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newLISP in the real world /
December 24, 2003, 09:15:10 PMThanks for the reply.
Both accounts allows both POP3 and IMAP connections, I have been retrieving mail from this account using Outlook Express using a POP3 setup.
I set the debug-flag to TRUE and this is what I got in the main window:
right after the (POP3:get-mail-status ... ) line
Code Select
connected on: 228
+OK
<5774.34544345678@my-isp.com>
sent : USER my-user-name
+OK
sent : PASS my-password
+OK
logon successful
sent: STAT
+OK
status: 2 3256
sent: LAST
This is as far as it goes every time. After this the console hangs and I get only a blinking cursor below the sent: LAST
The other account returns a +OK for last read etc. and the complete (0 2008 3) line is returned before I get back the prompt.
#4
newLISP in the real world / Known issues with POP3
December 24, 2003, 02:23:57 PMI am basically a Neobook user recently introduced to newLISP, so if my questions seem lame, please bear with me.
Working with POP3.lsp v1.5, I am able to download mail and check the status and download mail from one pop account but not another.
With one account, the process runs smoothly, but with the other, a POP3 from
Tried it with both dll and exe as well as through the TK front end. All give same results.
I am using Kerio Personal Firewall, which shows that each time, exactly 39 bytes are sent and 640 recieved, after which the process comes to a halt.
I am running this on a Win2k SP4, over a 56K dial up.
My Questions are:
1. Are there any known issues with certain types of POP accounts?
2. Do POP mail servers identify a connecting client, and if so, is there any way to fake this as maybe the server is not allowing access to unidentified mail clients.
Thank you in advance.
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