You might want to look at SquirrelMail (squirrelmail.org). It's a full
featured open source webmail client written in PHP.
On Thursday, August 14, 2003, at 06:41 AM, Marcus Edvardsson wrote:
Hi!
* I'd like to connect to a mail server
* Confirm the senders email addresses
* Download the
On Thu, 14 Aug 2003 19:35:21 +0600
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
You are certainly on the right track wtih imap_*()
Imap_* functions seem like the easy way out but I found them to be
extremely slow for retrieving mail (specially headers and stuff). I also
found similar
Hi,
You are certainly on the right track wtih imap_*()
The same set of functions can be used for checking both POP3 and IMAP 4
accounts. With POP3 however you will either have to leave mail on server
or store them in db or maildir. Else you lose the mail after you read it!
PHP happens to be
Hello andu,
Great to hear that you have created your own POP3 api. Is it open source?
As for the imap api, i have not experienced any speed issues with it but
you may be right. My understanding is that the library behind the PHP
IMAP api is the same as what's widely used in lots of mail clients
Hi!
* I'd like to connect to a mail server
* Confirm the senders email addresses
* Download the attached file from a speciall email
* Read the message body
How can I do this?
Someone who have tried this?
I found some functions for IMAP built in PHP,
do you recommend that I dig deeper in
hi
I'm writting an php application, a mail client, and I got a small problem.
Reading mail is quite simple if it's a normall text, but I'm not sure how to
read MIME mail. I thougt i could use eregi() and read separately every part,
but I'm not sure if it's the best way to do this. Maybe someone
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