We usually do not write scripts on request here. We prefer to educate people about how they can improve their own code.

To the more concrete problem at hand, what problems did you encounter while solving your problem using Net::POP3 ? I use it in my Mailfetch program to download mails from a POP3 account.

For importing your data, you most likely, you will want to use either the bulk loader that comes with MySQL - maybe it's called mysql, or you might want to use the DBI module, together with the MySQL database driver, DBD::mysql.

For sending mail, I often use MIME::Lite - the SYNOPSIS section of the module tells you about all there is to know about using it.

When you have written a small prototype, you can post that and we will try to help you improving it, provided that you have specific questions.

In reply to Re: Download POP3 attachmetns, import to mysql by Corion
in thread Download POP3 attachmetns, import to mysql by lunchb0x

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