in reply to Re: Re: POP3Client!!
in thread POP3Client!!

Well, because a skipped test doesn't usually indicate a problem (unless a test was skipped because an optional module that you wanted to be installed is not installed or something similar), there shouldn't be any problem to solve. I'd go ahead and try to install it.

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POP3Client!!
by Badai_Salji (Initiate) on Feb 08, 2003 at 15:58 UTC
    Thanx a lot..then how can I configure it(POP3Client) because i'm still new in this field to create webmail?.
      Well, your first stop should be the documentation on CPAN, Mail::POP3Client (which is also included in the distribution you downloaded). After taking a quick look at it, it appears to be just a module to access POP3 servers. So, you would have to write your own Webmail program, which involves quite a bit more than just a POP3 module (retrieval, storage, browsing, sending, etc). If you are new to Perl, you might want to start with a simpler project and use a webmail program that already exists (such as Perl webmail or similar).