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Correct, server contains "mailsever:110".
I logged the results to a field but it came
up empty.
The sysError is 0 which I don�t know what it
means.
The actual code as it looks currently is
below.
It does not matter if I change to a different mail
server.
on revPOP_connect
# Description..: connects to the mail account # Parameter...: "server, user, losen" set socketTimeoutInterval to 1000 put item 1 of param(1) & ":110" into server put item 2 of param(1) into user put item 3 of param(1) into losen open socket server read from socket server until linefeed if offset("+OK",it) is zero then answer the
sysError
close socket server answer "No connection!" else put "Connected to" && server & return into field id 1004 write "USER" && user to socket server read from socket server until linefeed put return & it after field id 1004 end if end revPOP_connect Larry
>> I need
a bit of assistance on sockets. Trying something like
>> >> open socket "mailserver:110" >> read from socket server until linefeed >> answer it >> close socket "mailserver:110" >> >I assume
server contains "mailserver:110".
>You can set up some diagnostics. After each socket command, log >the result, the sysError, and the openSockets to a field. Make >handlers for socketError and socketClosed and log those calls, >too. You might as well log the data from read while you are at it. >This can give you a "heads up" that might indicate the problem or >provide details to send to the list. >Dar Scott |
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