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How to Retrieve and Delete Email Without an Email Client
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Uses:* to retrieve email using someone else's computer * to delete an email with a large attachment without downloading it If you are using Windows, you can either use telnet (Start > run > telnet) or HyperTerminal (Start > Programs > Accessories > Communications > Hyperterminal). Set whichever one you prefer to connect to your mail server using port 110. Once Connected:The commands: LIST : returns a LIST of messages RETR #: RETRieves the whole text of the requested message DELE #: DELEtes the corresponding message NOOP : Keeps the connection alive between commands, to prevent the connection from timing out. (NO OPeration) RSET : ReSET clears all the deleted flags set by DELE QUIT : Ends the session and saves the changes you've made. **Changes will not be saved if you do not use the quit command.** Replace # with the number of the message. Example:Welcome to Microsoft Telnet Client Escape Character is 'CTRL+]' Microsoft Telnet> open mail.comcast.net 110 References:RFC 1939 Comcast's POP3 Server |
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