thnks for this scripts.. but I dont understand his behaviour...

at glance:
1-If i say n (I dont wanna see that mail)the program seems to exit BUT if I launch the perl another time it REMEMBER my account !! not so kind.

2-if I say y it exit in the same way

C:\prova>pop3client.pl
Write pop3 server adress:
mail.nowhere.it
Write login:
+++++++++++
Write password:
itWasBetterAshdowedPWD
On Mon Dec  5 09:55:07 2005 e-mail status inbox: 111 post
Write id(number) email to read subject:
1
Subject is
Read e-mail? [y/n]
n

C:\prova>pop3client.pl
On Mon Dec  5 09:55:31 2005 e-mail status inbox: 111 post
Write id(number) email to read subject:
2
Subject is  Chiusura ticket n.:1543. codice servizio:HOSTING Mail auto
+matica.
Read e-mail? [y/n]
y

C:\prova>
[download]

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