At 17:57 14.06.2001 -0400, you wrote:
>Does WebTen support Perl directly?
Perl 5.0something is built in to WebTen 2.x and newer (don't remember the actual
version number, but I think it's 5.003 if I am not mistaken).
>For QDPop:
>I can get the initial log on screen (where you give your
>username/password and mail server) but when I try to log on, it comes
>back with one of 3 things... 1: Couldn't access the page,
>2:Pop3Client.pm
>returned an invalid item, or 3: Unable to connect with the mail server
>or user/pass is incorrect.
>My SIMS logs don't seem to show an attempt even
>being made. (#3 is also what I get off the one web site that was listed
>here as a place to see how QDPop looks)
Have you tried to access your SIMS via my QDPop on
<http://www.rumantsch.ch/qdpop/qdpop.htm>?
Error #2 is most probably due to that your Pop3Client.pm module has either wrong line
breaks in the file for running on your system, or you transferred it using the wrong
ftp method (binary vs. text).
In the QDPop files, there is one person mentioned at a Californian University (think
he is a medical doctor) who was involved in the development. QDPop has probably been
removed from the university's site (at least they announced this removal last year),
but he may still be there and able/willing to help. At least we corresponded about
QDPop some time last year, and he helped testing my installation.
>For AtDot:
>I am able to get to the inital log on screen, but when I attempt to log
>in, I get a series of errors claiming invalid data was returned from
>different modules (atdot claims it is really designed to work with Unix
>and Sendmail, so it is really just a whole bunch of perl scripts that
>interact... not really knowing perl, I am not sure what the errors
>mean).
I also tried AtDot before I found QDPop, but never could make it work on my server.
>The atdot web site seems to pretty much be offline (there is note on the
>home page saying it is down at the moment, with no eta for it coming
>back up)
Some time ago, they had a beta of a new version available, where you could change the
interface language and translate the whole thing using a text file containing the
English and the foreign expressions. But I never saw it finished...
Best wishes, Christian.
--
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Look at <http://www.rumantsch.ch/christian/welcome.html>
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