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MIT-LICENSE | Fri Feb 15 16:24:34 -0800 2008 | |
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README | Tue Jun 09 09:49:03 -0700 2009 | |
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README
Fetches emails via the Net::POP3 or Net::IMAP library over an SSL connection.
Also useful with the action_mailer_tls plugin if you want to send and receive
emails through GMail. This plugin has only been tested against Rails 2, so,
caveat emptor...
The fetcher assumes there is a mail_fetcher.yml file in the config/ directory, and a
sample can be seen in the mail_fetcher.yml.example file. The config expects a
hash, so configuring it at runtime is also possible, like so:
MailFetcher.config = { :server => "pop.gmail.com", :username => "mail.fetcher.test@gmail.com", :password =>
"mailfetchertest" }
Somewhere in your app (most likely in environment.rb) you need to specify the
mailer class you wish to use, and the protocol:
MailFetcher.mailer_class = :my_mailer
MailFetcher.access = :pop (defaults to :imap)
And this would use the MyMailer class as the ActionMailer mailing class, and
set @@access to :pop, which would log into the account using Net::POP3.
To fetch email, just call MailFetcher.fetch:
MailFetcher.fetch(:keep => true, :mailer_methods => [:receive, :spam, :forward_to_friends_and_family])
mail_fetcher.rb and the specs can show you a bunch of other handy things you can do.
Copyright (c) 2008 Steve Iannopollo (steve (at iannopollo dot com)), released under
the MIT license







