This example can be practiced on IMAP functions
But if you really want to write webmail, there's more to consider than that ... Lone Wolf
Login.php3
<?php
if (! $PHP _auth_user) {
Header ("Www-authenticate:basic realm=" "Mail customer Check");
Header ("http/1.0 401 Unauthorized");
} else {
$MYDIR =ereg_replace ("/[^/]+$", "" ", $PHP _self);
Header ("Location: $SERVER _name$mydir/messages.php3");
}
?>
This user checks and directs the user to the user's mail page.
Messages.php3
<?php
$MAILSERVER = "{Localhost/imap}";
$link =imap_open ($MAILSERVER, $PHP _auth_user, $PHP _AUTH_PW);
$headers =imap_headers ($link);
For ($x =1 $x < count ($headers); $x + +) {
$idx = ($x-1);
echo "<a href=" view.php3?num= $x "> $headers [$idx]</a><br>";
}
?>
Connect to an IMAP server after authentication $mailserver
Then get the mailing list and create a connection to read the message
VIEW.PHP3:
<?php
$MAILSERVER = "{Localhost/imap}";
$link =imap_open ($MAILSERVER, $PHP _auth_user, $PHP _AUTH_PW);
$header =imap_header ($link, $num);
echo "From: $header [fromaddress]<br>";
echo "To: $header [toaddress]<br>";
echo "Date: $header [date]<br>";
echo "Subject: $header [subject]<br><br>";
Echo imap_body ($link, $num);
?>
VIEW.PHP3 Open the IMAP connection and get message header information and display
This is only a get to finish the small program, to complete their own to write it!
