I writing a script to fetch bounced emails from a dedicated mailbox.
$mbox = imap_open($addr, $user, $pw);
I've got a simple foreach(){
$bodyStr = imap_body($mbox, $num);
...
$hdrStr = imap_fetchheader($mbox, $num);
> ....
Using 110/pop3 is incredibly slow. The php documentation implies that using the
direct IMAP connection may be faster. But, I can't get it to work with
{foo.org:143/imap} with or without the "/imap". "110/pop3" works fine.
Is IMAP really faster? If not, I'll not bother trying to get IMAP to work.
Second question: I need data from both the bounced header and the original
header, which is in the bounced body. Thus, I used imap_fetchheader() and
imap_body(). Obviously this requires two fetches.
Is there a way to fetch the whole message with one fetch? I can't find a
function to do it.
Thanks....
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