check_email_loop.pl problem fixed

[David Gentry]

Hi Dave				



Since I am not perl savvy, can you tell me if this is correct? This
 is what my script shows:



Take line 104-116:



    104 

    105 # Ok - check if it's time to release another mail

    106 

    107 # ...

    108 

    109 # creating new serial id

    110 my $serial = time();

    111 $serial = "ID#" . $serial . "#$$";

    112 

    113 

    114 # sending new ping email

    115 %other_smtp_opts={};

    116 if ( $debug == 1  ) {

    117     $other_smtp_opts{'Debug'} = 1;

    118 }



Move it after line 149:



       147 

    148 # Count messages, that we are looking 4:

Ins 149 while ($msgcount > 0) {

    150   @msglines = @{$pop->top($msgcount,1)};

    151   for (my $i=0; $i < scalar @messageids; $i++) {

    152     if (messagematchsid(\@msglines,$messageids[$i])) {

    153       $matchcount++;

    154       # newest received mail than the others, ok remeber
 id.

    155       $newestid = $messageids[$i] if ($messageids[$i]
 > $newestid || !defined $newestid);

    156       $pop->delete($msgcount);  # remove E-Mail from POP3
 server



Right after the Ins.



Thanks.



- David Gentry (davidtechie)



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