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Re: POP mail checker #141535 12/02/06 02:09 PM
Joined: May 2005 Posts: 449 Georgia USA bwr30060 OP Fjord artisan
OP bwr30060 Fjord artisan Joined: May 2005 Posts: 449 Georgia USA	My script is still only working sometimes. I've decided to put IF statements to see what point it's at before sending the next command. My question is: Is there a way to refer to what it has just read, like how other "ON" events use $1- to refer to what triggered the event? Would $sockbr equal the text in the buffer or just a 1 or 0 to show whether there is something in the buffer? Thanks. I'd like to add checks to make sure it is getting the right response before sending the next command. How/where would I put these into the script I have in this thread? I'll assume for now that $sockbr will return the contents of the buffer. Code: if ($sockbr == +OK POP3 server ready.) { sockwrite -n $sockname user UserName } if ($sockbr == +OK please send PASS command) { sockwrite -n $sockname pass Password } if ($sockbr == +OK MyName is welcome here) { sockwrite -n $sockname list } Thanks. Last edited by bwr30060; 12/02/06 02:40 PM. Bears on Patrol Chat

Re: POP mail checker

#141536 12/02/06 03:36 PM

Joined: May 2005

Posts: 449

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bwr30060

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bwr30060

Fjord artisan

Joined: May 2005

Posts: 449

Georgia USA

I figured out the problem. I had two sockreads, so it was skipping over some things that it needed in the buffer. I'll post the new code.

Code:

on *:sockopen:mail:{
  var %temptext
  sockread %temptext
}
on 1:sockread:mail:{
  ;sockwrite -n $sockname user bwraab
  sockread %temptext
  if (!$window(mail)) { window @mail }
  window @mail
  if (%temptext == +OK POP3 server ready.) { sockwrite -n $sockname user UserName }
  if (%temptext == +OK please send PASS command) { sockwrite -n $sockname pass Password }
  if (%temptext == +OK MyName is welcome here) { sockwrite -n $sockname list }
  if (%temptext == +OK 1 messages) { sockwrite -n $sockname retr 1 }
  if ($sockerr) {
    echo -a Error.
    halt
  }  
  if (%temptext) {    
    aline @mail %temptext
  }
  ;sockwrite -n $sockname quit
}

I hard coded "retr 1" in there just for testing purposes, because I knew there was 1 message on the server. I'm still working on this script, so it will change.

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