Hi all, I have a problem while using Mail::POP3Server module. I am reading a folder that contain more than one file. Using Telnet, i can get the number of messages, size of each file and mail contents. But i am not able to download it in to the client side. Can anyone know to tackle this problem? In Module this part is used for reading files from mail folder: 
if (open QMAIL, "$home/.qmail") {
                    $maildir = <QMAIL>;
                    close QMAIL;
                    chomp $maildir;
                    $maildir =~ s/\/$//;
                    $maildir =~ s/^\.//;
                    $maildir =~ s/^\///;
                    $maildir = "$home/$maildir";
                }
                else {
                ###This part i am using
                                        $maildir = "/usr/fweb/xyz/abc"
+;
                    
                }
                
                opendir MAILDIR, "$maildir/$uid";
                @maildir = grep !/^\./, readdir MAILDIR;
                closedir MAILDIR;
                @maildir = sort @maildir;
                #&StatMailDir(\@maildir,$addedbytes);
                ## sPECIAL ##
                
                                                
                foreach (@maildir) 
                {
                ++$messagecnt;
                #### check/create the unique ID code
                $octets{$messagecnt} = -s "$maildir/$uid/$_";
                &UIDL;
                #&PushMessage;

               ############
                $octets{$messagecnt} += $addedbytes;
                $totaloctets += $octets{$messagecnt};
                
                }

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Edit kudra, 2002-10-27 Added code tags

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