Alternative skills: use DOS to send and receive MAIL

; now many friends should use the graphical interface to send and receive mail, although the company's mail system used in the company, but back home without privilege, you can not use the company's mail, in other words, to use Netease, Yahoo, Sohu, and other mailboxes to send and receive mail, but this type of mailbox sometimes opens very slowly, I have encountered many times, mainly because my network speed is too slow, the day before yesterday to receive one Mail, but when the progress bar is halfway, it stops. It is very depressed. Colleagues talked about this matter when they went to work. Colleagues suggested that they can use DOS to send and receive MAIL. Oh, good tips, I found relevant The information, and then self-test, is indeed very fast, but lost the original friendly graphical interface!

Below I will write out the process of sending and receiving mail for your reference!

First click on Start, enter: telnet pop3.163.com 110, as shown below: telnet is remote login, POP3 is "Netease 163 free mail" pop3 server, 110 is the port. This is just one of the ways, you can also use the HyperTerminal to connect, I have already connected.

After entering the car, you will enter the DOS interface. Below you will see the prompt to connect to the 163 server.

The following prompt is displayed at the DOS prompt. It means that you have connected to the POP3 Server,
+OK Welcome to coremail Mail Pop3 Server (163coms[14ecc65ff3fdc52ceba9a1aac95f83
d9s])
; You will see the flashing indicator, you will be asked to enter Your username is in the format: user eg_mail, the space after the user, and then your username.
At this point, enter the password and enter the password. The format is: pass password. As above, there is also a space after the pass. The password here is plain text.

After the login is successful, the following message will be displayed: +OK 314 message(s) [97828711 byte(s)], the meaning of this information is that 314 means there are 314 messages, and 97828711 means this. The total number of bytes of 314 messages.
; The command format has the following types,
1.stat command format: stat without parameters
2.list command; format: list [n] parameter n optional, n is the mail number
3.uidl command format: uidl [n] Same as above
4.retr command format: retr n parameter n can not be saved, n is the mail number
5.dele command;;;;; format: dele n same as above
6.top command;;;;;Format: top nm Parameter n, m can not be saved, n is the mail number, m is the number of lines
7.noop command;;; Format: noop No parameters
8. Quit command;;;;; Format: quit No parameter required
The detailed function of each command is as follows:
1, stat command without parameters, for this command, POP3 server will respond with a correct response, this response For a one-line message prompt, it starts with "+OK" followed by two numbers, the first is the number of messages, and the second is the size of the message, such as: +OK 4 1603
2, the list command The parameter is optional. This parameter is a number indicating the number of the email in the mailbox. We can use the list command without parameters to get the number of each email, and each email. Occupies one row display, the message number of the preceding number, the latter number is the size of the message.
3, uidl command and list command use, but the uidl command shows that the message information is more detailed than the list, more specific, the results are shown in Figure 4.
4, retr command is the most important command in the mail, its role is to check the content of the mail, it must take parameters, after the command is executed, the server responds with a long message, including the sender's E-mail address, sending time, mail subject, etc. These information are collectively referred to as the mail header. The information immediately after the mail header is the mail body.
I mainly use the retr command, because I can use it as long as I use it. Check out the mail.
For example, I use the retr command to view the received mail

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