I've been using Net::POP3 in my own e-mail fetching script for a
while. Now, however, I want to modify the script to use the K9 proxy
for spam filtering. This proxy requires, among other things, that I
use port 9999 instead of the default port of 110.
According to the documentation, I think I can do they when I
instantiate the POP3 object, by specifying the RsvPort option on the
constructor. However, I don't understand this documentation:
> ResvPort - If given then the socket for the Net::POP3 object will be
> bound to the local port given using bind when the socket is
> created.
Can anyone tell me what that involves? I'm not explicitly creating a
socket now, so I'm assuming I need to do something differently, but I
don't know what or how.
Clues?
I would consider using SAproxy instead of K9, but I don't think
there's a free version of SAproxy anymore. I think that doesn't
require a socket to be specified.
Thanks very much,
-pd
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