gmail

Error 110 means that the connection timed out. In practice it means that the connection is blocked somewhere between your server and Gmail POP3 server.

It is very likely that your host or ISP is also blocking outgoing connections to port 995. You need to ask them to see if they are the ones blocking your connection. If so, you need to ask if they can lift the block for you.

t is no longer operating and over time was getting slow to open.
the archive is: pop3class-2006-09-27.tar
Class: POP3 e-mail client
phpclasses.org/browse/package/2/dow ...

I am using the file parse_message.php to access the gmail in the port 995, until 2 days ago it is working. In the beginning it was very fast access, over time was getting slower and today is not more logging. Does it saves a history in the cache? Is this a question of being slow? how it makes to identify that a message has been read and thus no longer need to read and move to the next?

Ronaldo shintaku ( I am from brazil, so I am sorry to my English)

I don't think that is a problem of the POP3 or MIME parser class.

When you say "it is no longer operating" is vague. I need to know what happens, what is no longer happening, and what errors it is returning.

I am trying to use this class and get the following error

Error: 5 could not connect to the host "pop.gmail.com": Unable to find the socket transport "tls" - did you forget to enable it when you configured PHP?

My phpinfo gives this in the output

Registered Stream Socket Transports tcp, udp, unix, udg, ssl, sslv3, sslv2, tls

What could be the issue ?? I am lost

Maybe this can be an issue with your PHP installation. Do you have the OpenSSL extension enabled in php.ini? Which PHP version are you using?

OpenSSL was not installed. Works perfectly now.

Can I fetch only unread messages? Is is also possible to delete, archive messages?

Thanks
Pankaj

Sure. For unread messages you may need to scan all message headers to retrieve only those with unread Status header.