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John wrote:
Gunnar Hjalmarsson wrote:John wrote:I want to check for specific senders (in my inbox) connecting to the Mail Server via POP3.(just checking the From : bla bla string) Not to download the inbox mails to my system.
This is one way:
use Net::POP3;
<rest of code suggestion snipped>
I checked again the code and it worked well!!
Now my question is if i can retreive the date that a message has been sent and the subject ,as well.
I posted a ready-to-go code snippet in my first reply, since I know that Net::POP3 can be a little difficult to get a grasp of. Now *my* question is: Why don't you figure out what the code does by help of the Net::POP3 docs (and possibly other applicable Perl docs) and try to modify it to your liking?
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