Hello Jens... I'm trying to run you script, which is very a nice add-on, but i've some problems with the perl-module POP3Client. Can you help with this. I'm running FC1.
Thanks Patrick <Hi, < <I hacked up a quick perl script to show sender and subject of the 5 <most recent mails on a POP account in a scroller via mythtvosd. It's <not perfect, but it does the job for me. (I have it running as a cron <job every 5 minutes - it remembers which messages it has already <checked.) It shouldn't do any damage - there aren't any functions that <attempt to delete any mail, and I've been running it without a hitch <for the last few days, but YMMV. (It does create - and occasionally <delete - a file called .uidl.txt in its user's home folder. Make sure <that beavior diesn't conflict with any other software you're running.) < <It needs the Mail::POP3Client and MIME::WordDecoder perl modules to <function properly and will usually only try to check mail if it <detects mythfrontend showing TV or a recording, although that can be <overridden if you want to run it on a dedicated backend. < <Feel free to modify the attached script to suit your needs. < <Jens
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