On 03 Aug 2004 10:20:43 +0200, Dominik Vogt wrote:
>
> The difficult part is to write the "new_mail_in_imap_box" command
> or function. Since I never used IMAP, I don't know what tools
> there are to do it.
fetchmail may be used to check (or fetch) email on the mail server that
uses POP, IMAP and other protocols. I once played with fetchmail and
found it not configurable enough, however you may add missing
functionality by scripting.
Add one line to ~/.fetchmailrc like:
skip mail.your-server.com proto imap username uday_p password your_passwd
Then execute:
fetchmail -c mail.your-server.com
fetchmail -c -r mail/FVWM mail.your-server.com
fetchmail -c -r mail/Other-Mail-Folder mail.your-server.com
As I said, you need some parsing of the output to actually tell whether
there is an email in one of the folders, it outputs:
1623 messages (1621 seen) for uday_p at your-server.com (folder mail/FVWM).
Regards,
Mikhael.
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Received on Tue Aug 03 2004 - 03:50:04 BST