note 84035 rejected from book.imap by thiago

Note Submitter: dickey at ascent dot co dot cc ---- I noticed there are no documentations for the pop3 and smtp extensions... anyway here is a list of pop3 commands and how I understand them: I have tried those with * in the beginning: pop3_undelete ($pop3_handle, $message_no) ->to issue RSET command. I don't know if the $message_no parameter should be there or not. I think RSET would reset all messages marked for deletion. pop3_delete_message ($pop3_handle, $message_no) -> I assume it is to mark a message for deletion. pop3_get_message ($pop3_handle, $message_no) -> I assume it is to issue a RETR command. *pop3_get_message_size ($pop3_handle, $message_no) -> returns the size of the message. *pop3_get_message_header ($pop3_handle, $message_no) -> returns the message's headers. pop3_get_message_sizes ($pop3_handle) -> Lists messages and their sizes. pop3_get_message_ids ($pop3_handle, $message_no) -> Lists messages and their unique ids *pop3_get_account_size($pop3_handle) -> Returns the size limit of the mail account? *pop3_get_message_count($pop3_handle) -> Returns the number of messages from inbox. *pop3_close($pop3_handle) -> Closes the pop3 connection. *$pop3_handle = pop3_open($Server,$username,$password) -> Opens a connection to a pop3 server performs authentication and returns a handle to the pop3 connection. Note: When you install your php you should include the pop3 extension. Example: $server = "tls://pop.gmail.com:995"; $username = "my_user_id@gmail.com"; $password = "mypassword"; $pop3 = pop3_open($server,$username,$password); $message_header = pop3_get_message_header($pop3, 1); print_r = $message_header; pop3_close($pop3); this code will print_r the message header of the first message. More work is needed to make the above code safe to execute.