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KvdnBerg · Joined: 05 Feb 2003 Posts: 4

If you get that error you need to edit class.POP3.php
find the line with the premature error in it (around line 110) and edit:
if($this->RFC1939) {

to:

if(!$this->RFC1939) {

Worked for me.

Another thing, when setting up a cron job I found it only works when you include username and password in the url, so b2mail.php?log=<login>&pwd=<password>

wjc · Joined: 18 Oct 2002 Posts: 9 Location: twin cities, mn, usa

i can successfully post to b2 via email, but the time is wayyyy off.

i posted a test message today, Feb 05, 2002 @ 3:17 pm, and it showed up in b2 as 2002/12/05 @ 05:07:03.

am i missing a setting somewhere? blog entries work fine. i've tested from 2 different mail clients, the server time is good, etc.

macshack · Joined: 17 Jul 2002 Posts: 1204 Location: Phoenix, Az

Hi my guess without having the mail headers , is the time is GMT in the mail and b2 doesn't take that into account. I just takes the time and add the b2 time difference and in most cases that is going to be zero.

If you look in b2mail.php for where the $time_difference * 3600 is applied, then you could hack this to be a little more sane if calcultating the time of the post.
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beachgerl · Joined: 14 Apr 2003 Posts: 37 Location: San Diego

I read most of b2mail topics via search, and it seemed that none of the topics were able to help with my plm. I'm currently using 0.6.2.2 version. The error said: