Claudiu Balciza wrote:
> what is the pop3 delete command ?
>
That was an incredibly vague question!
I presume you mean 'how to delete directly from a pop session'
Consider the following things to type:
=----
telnet pop.yourserver.com 110
user pietb
pass dont-you-wish-i-put-it-here
list
retr 1
dele 1
retr 2
dele 2
retr 3
dele 3
quit
=----
You can telnet straight into the server port 110, pretending that you're
a pop client.
You can do the POP transactions yourself. Sometimes I have to do this
when crummy-ass Netscape decides to keep bombing when downloading a
particular type of message.
I'll go in, typing exactly what is above (except for the password, of
course) log in, and delete the message that's bothering me by typing
'dele 4'
to delete the fourth message.
Hope this, if not helpful, was at least informative.
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