Hi, I’m processing emails from a gmail account using POP3 and stunnel,
I can connect fine and receive emails fine, but when i process the
email (pop.mails.pop) I can’t seem to ever get that same email again.
The emails are still in the gmail account, but when I run my email code
again i don’t get anything, unless there are new emails. Is there a
way to tell it to get all the mails, not just the new ones? How does
it even know that it has already received those mails even after
restarting both the server and stunnel process? Any help would be
great,
John
jd wrote:
Hi, I’m processing emails from a gmail account using POP3 and stunnel,
I can connect fine and receive emails fine, but when i process the
email (pop.mails.pop) I can’t seem to ever get that same email again.
The emails are still in the gmail account, but when I run my email code
again i don’t get anything, unless there are new emails. Is there a
way to tell it to get all the mails, not just the new ones? How does
it even know that it has already received those mails even after
restarting both the server and stunnel process? Any help would be
great,
My experience with GMail is it will never send down the same mail twice,
and
you will always see it in the Ajax listing, unless you delete it from
the
server. And GMail will never send down a mail that you ever once marked
as
“read”. This effect is above and beyond the mere POP3 protocol, and
would
tend to indicate they are being gracious by providing raw and
un-advertised
POP3 at all, and would much prefer their advertisers get to search into
your
mails and jockey for your eyeballs.
Suggestion: Hit a dumb POP3 account (such as your ISP’s) and see if you
pull
your mails.
–
Phlip
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Cool, thanks a lot I will give that a try,
-Johnm