Hi Stephen,
You could attempt to write your own if you wanted.
Have a look at IO::Socket. You can use this to connect to the pop server.
Send "user" <username>
"pass" <password>
Issue a STAT after logging in. This will give you the number of messages waiting.
The only way I can see you to work out who's messages are who's would be to issue a
Top 1 <number of messages>
This returns the headers of each message. From those you could analyse and count the
message for each user.
Cool?
Paul.
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"Gross, Stephan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I'd like to write a Perl application that will tell me how many messages are
sitting in an Exchange mailbox. Implementations of both POP3 and IMAP can
query a mailbox given the username and password. The problem is that I have
several mailboxes all using the same user account. Outlook can do this
because it understands "profiles" - i.e., name, password *and* mailbox. Can
someone point me to a Perl solution or Microsoft API?
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