Receiving Emails in C#

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Hi,

I'm currently working on a mailclient to retreive all emails of a single email-adres and put them in the database. Now I came upon this codeproject article: Des pop3 client[^]. It works really well, only I ended up with a error while trying to retreive a email that was replied and forwarded some in MS Outlook.

Turns out the boundary(the thing that separates the mailparts) cannot be found because there was a email inside one of the mailparts, causing the reader to have to read the mailparts recursive, which is not the case in this project.

Now for you guys, is there any way to solve this? Maybe some other example-project?

Posted 2-May-12 5:20am

willempipi

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R. Giskard Reventlov 2-May-12 11:57am

Why not just post a question for the author of the article?

Pickettt 17-Mar-17 4:42am

In last week I made this by using this example for receiving email in C#. It uses this POP3 C# class.

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Answer 1 · 2012-05-02T06:24:00

You really need to provide more information. You can address the author: load the page of this article and see the last section, "Comments and Discussions", use "Add a Comment or Question" to ask your question. The author will get e-mail notification and a change to sort it out, but I would advise you to provide comprehensive issue report and sufficient information on the steps to reproduce it.

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