Now we can see how to get your emails from gmail account to your terminal....
In terminal give the following command,
openssl s_client -connect pop.gmail.com:995
now you will get connection information, server certificate, SSL handshake information and some stuff..
here we use openssl command because gmail's POP(Post Office Protocol) is build on top of SSL(Secure Sockets Layer).
now type,
user <gmail username>
you will get an OK message prompting for password
pass <gmail password for the above mentioned account>
now again OK but with welcome
try the following commands now,
list lists all the mail in the drop box(in POP we don't have the concept of
folders so all the mails will be listed)
retr <msg no> this opens the message
top <msg no> <no of lines> this list first line to the line number specified in the message
corresponding to the message number specified
dele <msg no> deletes the message to corresponding to the message number
specified
quit you know what is the use of this.... bye....
In terminal give the following command,
openssl s_client -connect pop.gmail.com:995
now you will get connection information, server certificate, SSL handshake information and some stuff..
here we use openssl command because gmail's POP(Post Office Protocol) is build on top of SSL(Secure Sockets Layer).
now type,
user <gmail username>
you will get an OK message prompting for password
pass <gmail password for the above mentioned account>
now again OK but with welcome
try the following commands now,
list lists all the mail in the drop box(in POP we don't have the concept of
folders so all the mails will be listed)
retr <msg no> this opens the message
top <msg no> <no of lines> this list first line to the line number specified in the message
corresponding to the message number specified
dele <msg no> deletes the message to corresponding to the message number
specified
quit you know what is the use of this.... bye....
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