I have another version of XMail that I built for specific needs
which can do something like this. See if this is what you wanted:
*) On the Controller Port:
Two command have been added:
1) messcount
which produces result something like this:
messcount
+00100 OK
"AVAL" "1" "7009"
"WAIT" "0" "0"
.
In above "AVAL" keyword indicates, total number of mails which have arrived
at the XMail server to be delivered, in this case "1" and the total size in
bytes, i.e "7009" roughly 7Kb.
The second keyword "WAIT" indicates previous delivery failures, that is the
mails which couldnt be delivered and are rescheduled for deliveries. Again
the same stuff "0": Total number of messages, and "0" indicates total bytes.
2) sendget (imp one)
the output of which is:
sendget
+00100 OK
"PSYNC" "00"
"EMAIL" "00"
"MESS" "1"
"PSYNC" "davide" "pop.xmailserver.org" "99"
">>>" "khanorkar" "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" "99"
"PSYNC" "88" "1"
"PSYNC" "11"
"EMAIL" "88" "1"
"EMAIL" "11"
.
Over here PSYNC is already familiar with all of us, i.e. External Pop
Synchronizer, the new one EMAIL is External MAIL delivery system. In the is
case the output and there result are as following:
"PSYNC" "00" : PSYNC System Started Successfully.
"EMAIL" "00" : EMAIL System Started Successfully.
"MESS" "1" : Total Number of mails to be delivered : 1
"PSYNC" "davide" "pop.xmailserver.org" "99"
: The POP Synchronization for
[EMAIL PROTECTED] failed
as indicated by "99" otherwise the value is "00"
">>>" "khanorkar" "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" "99" : External Mail
(EMAIL) delivery from (local system) "khanorkar" to the external (out side,
real and blah blah) server failed as again indicated by "99" otherwise "00".
"PSYNC" "88" "1"
: External POP Failed for total no of account: "1"
as indicated by "88".
"PSYNC" "11" : PSYNC System ended gracefully.
"EMAIL" "88" "1"
: External Mail Delivery failed for total no of
messages: "1" as indicated by
"88".
"EMAIL" "11" : EMAIL System ended gracefully.
... : The command completed successfully.
Now comes the real part. Whenever one wishes to have the
external mails sent and external pop fetched, if the internet connection
(dialup or anything else) is available, u need to open a controller
connection with the server and issue command: sendget (after successfull
login). The server then only does deliveries and fetching. Finally when
everything is done the server indicates completion of command by '.', and
the internet connection (dailup or anything else) can be ended safely.
Now if this is what you are looking for, then please do mail back. I have
tested it and used successfully for months without any problem, however on
Win9x\NT\2k\XP platform. If you are on other platform then, you will have
to do the task of testing.
I HTH.
Veeresh
At 10:51 AM 9/26/02 +0000, you wrote:
>OK people,
>
>Let me rephrase this (did I say something wrong :-) :
>
>Any of you people out there succesfully using Xmail with
>external mail syncing and linking :-) :
>
>Do you have anything more than a single ISP connection with
>a single real-world e-mail account ?
>
>Any reply would be greatly appreciated :-)
>
>TIA,
>
>spyros
>
>
>
>
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