Greg's original question:
> > If you know, does the server somehow flag an individual message as to
> > whether the client has been informed of its presence in the mailbox; and not
> > allow its deletion until it (the server) is sure the client knows about it?
No. The POP3 server keeps track of
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> No problem.
>
> If I understand you last question correctly, it means something like
> this:
> How doe the server insure that the client only deals with the
> currently d
ows about it?
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> [That's one hellacious sentence!] (;-)>
>
> Greg
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t (the server) is sure the client knows about it?
[That's one hellacious sentence!] (;-)>
Greg
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> Actually, neith
Actually, neither will happen they way you have specified it. This is
because you have called REMOVE which will only remove the first
element (use CLEAR). But to answer the real question:
bag: open pop://user:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
length? bag
== 5
and DO NOT close it while my program runs for, s
