Hello Dear Monks.
I wrote a short scripts to check last e-mail subject, and if subject start ' and end ' than script will do this in terminal. It's not safe, now... But what is my problem? I want to refresh e-mail status(inbox) without exit from loop I want to do many commands via e-mail without restart script:P Thx 
#!/usr/bin/perl
use warnings;
use strict;
use Net::POP3;


my $pop3 = "pop3.***.*****.**";
my $login = "****\@***";
my $pass = "***********";

my $pop = Net::POP3->new($pop3);
my $res = $pop->login($login, $pass);

if ($res){
print"Connect!\nE-mail status inbox: $res post \n";
} else {

print "Couldn't connect $!\n";
exit
}

my ($msg, $msgnums, $ni);

#problem

while($res){

$msgnums = $pop->last;

if ($ni < $msgnums){
$msg = $pop->get($msgnums);
  foreach my $line ( @$msg ) {
      if($line =~ /^Subject: '(.*)'/ ) {
       system(`$1`);
       $ni = $msgnums;
       next
      }

 }
}
}

#end of problem

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