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<?php
function fetchmail_generate() {
global $conf_generated_file_path;
global $console;
$filename=$conf_generated_file_path.'/fetchmailrc';
$console.="Generating $filename : ";
if (touch($filename)) {
$console.="Done!\n";
}else{
$console.="Failed!";
return false;
}
$result=mysql_query("SELECT * FROM fetchmail");
$num=0;
$fetchline="";
while ($row=mysql_fetch_assoc($result)) {
if ($row['checkit'] != "yes") continue;
/* Yes, only pop3 yet. Must specify it, auto is *sloooow* */
$fetchline.="poll ${row['pop3_server']} proto POP3\n";
$fetchline.="qvirtual \"MFY\"\n";
$fetchline.="envelope \"Delivered-To\"\n";
/* Unfortunately there is no such option in fetchmail to keep mails for X days, or something, so it must be done with
other tools. I think its safer to keep messages on remote server by default */
$fetchline.="user ${row['pop3_login']} with password ${row['pop3_pass']} to ${row['domain_user']}@${row['domain_name']}\n";
$fetchline.="keep\n";
$num++;
}
file_put_contents($filename,$fetchline,LOCK_EX);
chmod($filename,0600);
$console.="Number of fetchmailrc entries generated: ".$num."\n";
updateUsingCron("gen_fetchmail='no'");
}
?>
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