Cail: corrected spelling, "or now" -> "or not"

2007-04-06T15:47:26Z

corrected spelling, "or now" -> "or not"

← Older revision		Revision as of 15:47, 6 April 2007
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	; after sending username and password, we need to tell the server what we actually want to do. We want to know if there are new emails. So send "stat".		; after sending username and password, we need to tell the server what we actually want to do. We want to know if there are new emails. So send "stat".
	if (%mailcheck_var == 3) { .sockwrite -n mailcheck stat }		if (%mailcheck_var == 3) { .sockwrite -n mailcheck stat }
	; if we are here, %temp will contain whether we have new mails or ~~now~~. $2 is the number of new mails, being 0 or 1 or any other number.		; if we are here, %temp will contain whether we have new mails or not. $2 is the number of new mails, being 0 or 1 or any other number.
	if (%mailcheck_var == 4) {		if (%mailcheck_var == 4) {
	; lets echo this to the status window		; lets echo this to the status window

Saturn: small bug fixed, thanks to ArKanis

2006-04-01T10:00:39Z

small bug fixed, thanks to ArKanis

← Older revision		Revision as of 10:00, 1 April 2006
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	[[sockread]] %temp		[[sockread]] %temp
	; the alias mailcheck_read, that we will define later, is supposed to handle eveerything we receive		; the alias mailcheck_read, that we will define later, is supposed to handle eveerything we receive
	~~mailcheck_readdata~~ %temp		mailcheck_read %temp
	}		}

Doomie at 16:16, 24 November 2005

2005-11-24T16:16:42Z

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This script is supposed to check your POP3 mailaccount and return whether you have new mails or not.
You will find a little alias at the beginning where you have to put your login details in.

; this is the alias where you have to put your login details in by replacing the <...>.
; lets actually make a new alias called mailoptions
[[alias]] mailoptions {
; check if we get something like $mailoptions(emailserver) or $mailoptions(emailport) and return it
; like pop.gmx.net
[[if]] ([[$1-|$1]] == emailserver) { [[return]] <your email server> }
; this is normally 110
elseif ($1 == emailport) { return <your email port> }
; probably your email address
elseif ($1 == emailuser) { return <your email user> }
; this is your password
elseif ($1 == emailpass) { return <your email pass> }
}

; this is the alias you can use to start checking your account
; lets make another alias called mailcheck
alias mailcheck {
; at first we need to check if all details are given. Only if they are, we will continue
if ($mailoptions(emailserver)) && ($mailoptions(emailport)) && (mailsoptions(emailuser)) && (mailsoptions(emailpass)) {
; this command will close a socket called "mailcheck" if one exists.
[[sockclose]] mailcheck
; here we open a new socket called mailcheck to our server on the given port
[[sockopen]] mailcheck $mailoptions(emailserver) $mailoptions(emailport)
; we set a variable for a later alias
set %mailcheck_var 0
}
}

; this event will trigger if the new socket called mailcheck has been opened
[[On_sockopen|on *:Sockopen]]:mailcheck: {
; lets check if there are any errors, if they are, echo it and halt
if ([[$sockerr]] > 0) { [[echo]] -a ERROR | [[halt]] }
}

; this event will trigger when we receive any data through the socket
[[On_sockread|on *:Sockread]]:mailcheck: {
; sockread will put the data in a variable, here %temp
[[sockread]] %temp
; the alias mailcheck_read, that we will define later, is supposed to handle eveerything we receive
mailcheck_readdata %temp
}

; this is the alias mailcheck_read that will handle everything
; lets start it
alias mailcheck_read {
; increase the %mailcheck_var variable, we have set to 0 in the mailcheck alias, once everytime we get some new data
[[inc]] %mailcheck_var 1
; we check if $1 is +OK. Read the pop3 protocol to get more info about it
if $1 == +OK {
; if its the first time we get some data, send "user <username>" to the socket.
if (%mailcheck_var == 1) { .[[sockwrite]] -n mailcheck user $mailoptions(emailuser) }
; after that, we need to send our password
if (%mailcheck_var == 2) { .sockwrite -n mailcheck pass $mailoptions(emailpass) }
; after sending username and password, we need to tell the server what we actually want to do. We want to know if there are new emails. So send "stat".
if (%mailcheck_var == 3) { .sockwrite -n mailcheck stat }
; if we are here, %temp will contain whether we have new mails or now. $2 is the number of new mails, being 0 or 1 or any other number.
if (%mailcheck_var == 4) {
; lets echo this to the status window
echo -s New mails: $2
; closing the socket at the end as we are done
sockclose mailcheck
}
}
}

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[[Category:Socket]]

Mailcheck - Revision history

Cail: corrected spelling, "or now" -> "or not"

Saturn: small bug fixed, thanks to ArKanis

Doomie at 16:16, 24 November 2005