On Tue, Dec 08, 2009 at 10:53:01AM -0500, Davy Leon wrote:
Hi
Thanks for the reply. Definitelly IMAP is not a solution for me. All the emails for my user's domain are stored in a single account on my ISP. I have to fetch them and distribute them locally. In every fetch there are several emails and every time the link fails I have to start over again for the forst message wich I already downloaded. Tha's a problem. Any other solution?
It's a problem of your POP client (although most clients work like this). According to the POP3 spec, an entire session is essentially a single transaction. So a client that downloaded 3 mails before the connection breaks down (even if it issued DELE), shouldn't store those messages but discard them, and download them again in the next session.
A (ugly) workaround for flaky network connections is to setup a new session after every RETR/DELE pair. Beyond that, it's really a protocol problem...
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