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| Author/Date | POPoverHTTP |
| Bob 18/03/2004 8:07pm | I tried connecting and I got the following in the log:
GET http://www.interlap.com.ar/webmail/?token=23221093 HTTP/1.0 HTTP/1.1 302 Moved Temporarily Server: PIX Firewall HTTP/1.1 Location: http://10.10.10.10/200.61.183.146/~nil/webmail/?token=23221093 Connection: close I went to preview, it listed nothing when there really were emails. What am I doing wrong? |
| fReT 18/03/2004 8:13pm | It doesn't work with any old http address, you have to point it at a specific script that I can give you. It's mostly there for my own benifit at this stage.
There is no standard to access web mail from an application. Because there is no api, I invented one and implemented it. It works alright but there is no security yet. Hence I don't bundle the script with the program. |
| Bob 18/03/2004 8:17pm | How could I obtain that script from you? |
| Bob 18/03/2004 8:47pm | I am requesting something:
After you resolve the security issue, Would you be able to bundle the script with the program? Then everyone could connect to "http address" like hotmail. |
19/03/2004 6:56pm | please include something that would allow hotmail access. thank you. |
| fReT 21/03/2004 5:15am | To access Hotmail using a standard POP client (like Scribe) you will need a peice of 3rd party "glue" software like HotPop or similar. I will never support it directly in Scribe, a) because I dislike Microsoft and b) Scribe is a lightweight client, not cluttered with extra features that I don't feel that people need.
Bob: Do you retreive your email from a webserver that you can upload PHP scripts to? |
| Bob 21/03/2004 5:42pm | My current webserver is http://gmx.net/
I am willing to change my webserver so that I can connect through "http address". If you recommend a webserver(email-server), I will consider it. ThankYou |
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