read the pop rfc

then just telnet to port 110 orf the pop server

user yuri
pass password
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give it a try

On Fri, 22 Nov 2002 13:56:18 +1300
Yuri de Groot <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> If Mr Rooney or someone else is willing, I would love to
> hear a talk (and demo?) of using telnet to the pop port
> and other ports to do fancy trickery.
> 
> If someone is willing to point me to a good tutorial I'll
> learn it myself and give the talk mid 2003, if I get around
> to learning it.
> 
> I have managed to send emails by telneting to a smtp port
> and typing HELO etc.
> 
> yuri
> 
> Thus spake Helmut Walle on this Fri, 22 Nov 2002 :
> ] On Fri, 22 Nov 2002, Wayne Rooney wrote:
> ] ...
> ] >> You can get some of the benefits of IMAP from POP3 by using telnet. And
> ] > it's a damm site faster than using the ISP's web based mail too.
> ]
> ] Hi Wayne,
> ]
> ] Very good comment; using telnet on the POP port is good for
> ] low-bandwidth connections, and it also is a good way of playing with
> ] POP and getting acquainted with the matter. The interactivity,
> ] however, comes from telnet, and not from POP in this case, if I
> ] understand it correctly?
> 

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