Ironlung
01-04-2001, 06:15 PM
I dont know if this will help but I got an email about an email issue that the CP3 is going through right now.
"When your pop3 client is fetching mail, it logs in with USER/PASS commands,
then does a LIST to see whats on the server.
A normal LIST when there are emails on the machine looks like this:
LIST
+OK 18 messages (37167 octets)
Followed by a listing of all the message numbers and their sizes.
IE,
1 800
2 560
3 470
Etc.
The end of the messages are signified with a period.
The problem with cppop, is that when there are no emails, it's still
returning a list of emails. IE, it looks like this:
+OK POP3 at [216.74.104.146]
USER example
+OK Need a password
PASS somepassword
+OK You have 0 messages totaling 0 octets from /home/example/mail/inbox
LIST
+OK 0 messages (0 octets)
1 0
QUIT
+OK Bye!
The line where it reads "1 0" is incorrect. There should be no line here. It
should just be:
+OK 0 messages (0 octets)
Hope it helps.
"When your pop3 client is fetching mail, it logs in with USER/PASS commands,
then does a LIST to see whats on the server.
A normal LIST when there are emails on the machine looks like this:
LIST
+OK 18 messages (37167 octets)
Followed by a listing of all the message numbers and their sizes.
IE,
1 800
2 560
3 470
Etc.
The end of the messages are signified with a period.
The problem with cppop, is that when there are no emails, it's still
returning a list of emails. IE, it looks like this:
+OK POP3 at [216.74.104.146]
USER example
+OK Need a password
PASS somepassword
+OK You have 0 messages totaling 0 octets from /home/example/mail/inbox
LIST
+OK 0 messages (0 octets)
1 0
QUIT
+OK Bye!
The line where it reads "1 0" is incorrect. There should be no line here. It
should just be:
+OK 0 messages (0 octets)
Hope it helps.
