map_yp_alias (line
1367)
This is an example that gets IMAP servers from yellowpages (NIS).
you can simple put map:map_yp_alias in your $imap_server_address in config.php use your own function instead map_yp_alias to map your LDAP whatever way to find the users IMAP server.
string
map_yp_alias
(string $username)
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string
$username: user name.
nsm_imap_check_cont_request (line
1334)
Checks IMAP continuation responses in commands with literal strings
boolean
nsm_imap_check_cont_request
(stream $imap_stream, string $session_id, string &$errmsg)
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stream
$imap_stream: IMAP connection
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string
$session_id: Session ID of command
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string
&$errmsg: Last IMAP server's response
nsm_imap_login (line
587)
Logs the user into the IMAP server. If $hide is set, no error messages will be displayed. This function returns the IMAP connection handle.
Function replaces sqimap_login(). $password argument must contain decoded password information.
stream
nsm_imap_login
(string $username, string $password, string $imap_server_address, integer $imap_port, boolean $hide)
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string
$username: username
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string
$password: plain text password
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string
$imap_server_address: address of IMAP server or mapping ('map:function_name')
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integer
$imap_port: port of IMAP server
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boolean
$hide: hide connection errors
nsm_imap_quote_string (line
1315)
Quotes strings in IMAP commands
string
nsm_imap_quote_string
(string $str)
parseAddress (line
1002)
void
parseAddress
($address $address, [$max $max = 0])
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$address
$address
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$max
$max
sqimap_append (line
1233)
Saves a message to a given folder -- used for saving sent messages Function executes APPEND command without message literal. IMAP server will wait for message literal after function is executed.
void
sqimap_append
(stream $imap_stream, string $sent_folder, integer $length)
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stream
$imap_stream: IMAP connection resource
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string
$sent_folder: mailbox name (utf7-imap encoded)
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integer
$length: message size
sqimap_append_checkresponse (line
1258)
Checks APPEND responses Is used to process response to APPEND command and response to submitted message literal.
void
sqimap_append_checkresponse
(string $response, string $folder)
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string
$response: response of IMAP server
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string
$folder: folder used in APPEND command.
sqimap_append_done (line
1245)
Ends APPEND command and checks response of IMAP server.
void
sqimap_append_done
(stream $imap_stream, [string $folder = ''])
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stream
$imap_stream: IMAP connection resource
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string
$folder
sqimap_capability (line
894)
Retrieves CAPABILITY information from IMAP server
If second argument is set, function returns boolean indicating support of specified feature. If argument is not set, function returns whole capabilities array.
Function was modified in 1.5. Before that $capability='name=value' tests were unsupported and $capability='name' tests could return boolean or string.
Information is cached in session 'sqimap_capabilities' variable. Please note that on some servers CAPABILITY response depends on connection state. For example, plain text connections might hide AUTH=LOGIN or AUTH=PLAIN before encryption is turned on with STARTTLS or list of capabilities won't include supported authentication methods after successful authentication. Use cached information only when you need information that does not depend on authentication and connection encryption state.
array|boolean
sqimap_capability
(stream $imap_stream, [string $capability = ''], [boolean $use_cache = true])
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stream
$imap_stream: IMAP connection resource
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string
$capability: check for one specific capability
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boolean
$use_cache: (since 1.5) Controls use of cached capability information
sqimap_fgets (line
187)
Custom fgets function: gets a line from the IMAP server, no matter how big it may be.
string
sqimap_fgets
(stream $imap_stream)
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stream
$imap_stream: imap_stream the stream to read from
sqimap_fread (line
216)
string
sqimap_fread
(stream $imap_stream, integer $iSize, [string $filter = false], [mixed $outputstream = false], [boolean $no_return = false])
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stream
$imap_stream: IMAP connection resource
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integer
$iSize
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string
$filter: function used to process output
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mixed
$outputstream: resource or 'php://stdout'. Write output to specified resource handle or to stdout.
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boolean
$no_return
sqimap_get_delimiter (line
937)
Returns the delimiter between mailboxes: INBOX/Test, or INBOX.Test If $optional_delimiter configuration variable is not set to 'detect', function returns $optional_delimiter value.
Function uses delimiter from personal namespace (rfc2342) or INBOX.
string
sqimap_get_delimiter
([stream $imap_stream = false])
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stream
$imap_stream: IMAP connection resource
sqimap_get_num_messages (line
988)
Gets the number of messages in the current mailbox.
mixed
sqimap_get_num_messages
(stream $imap_stream, string $mailbox)
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stream
$imap_stream: IMAP connection resource
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string
$mailbox: mailbox name (utf7-imap encoded)
sqimap_get_user_server (line
1300)
Function handles imap server mappings
If imap_server is set to 'map:some_function', code executes that function with username argument and returns result.
string
sqimap_get_user_server
(string $imap_server, string $username)
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string
$imap_server
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string
$username
sqimap_login (line
569)
Logs the user into the IMAP server. If $hide is set, no error messages will be displayed. This function returns the IMAP connection handle.
Old style function. $password is encrypted with one time pad. Since NaSMail 1.2 function ignores submitted password information and gets it with standard NaSMail functions.
stream
sqimap_login
(string $username, string $password, string $imap_server_address, integer $imap_port, boolean $hide)
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string
$username: username
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string
$password: password encrypted with one time pad.
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string
$imap_server_address: address of IMAP server or mapping ('map:function_name')
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integer
$imap_port: port of IMAP server
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boolean
$hide: hide connection errors
sqimap_logout (line
863)
Simply logs out the IMAP session
void
sqimap_logout
(stream $imap_stream)
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stream
$imap_stream: imap_stream the IMAP connection to log out.
sqimap_read_data (line
544)
Read single line IMAP response
string
sqimap_read_data
(stream $imap_stream, mixed $tag_uid, boolean $handle_errors, mixed &$response, mixed &$message, [string $query = ''], [mixed $filter = false], [resource $outputstream = false], [boolean $no_return = false])
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stream
$imap_stream
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mixed
$tag_uid
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boolean
$handle_errors
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mixed
&$response
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mixed
&$message
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string
$query
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mixed
$filter
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resource
$outputstream
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boolean
$no_return
sqimap_read_data_list (line
285)
Reads the output from the IMAP stream.
array
sqimap_read_data_list
(stream $imap_stream, mixed $tag_uid, boolean $handle_errors, mixed &$response, mixed &$message, [string $query = ''], [string $filter = false], [mixed $outputstream = false], [boolean $no_return = false])
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stream
$imap_stream
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mixed
$tag_uid
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boolean
$handle_errors: If handle_errors is set to true, this will also handle all errors that are received. If it is not set, the errors will be sent back through $response and $message.
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mixed
&$response
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mixed
&$message
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string
$query
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string
$filter
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mixed
$outputstream
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boolean
$no_return
sqimap_run_command (line
115)
Execute IMAP command, when one line response is expected
Warning. If response contains more than one line, other lines are ignored.
mixed
sqimap_run_command
(stream $imap_stream, string $query, boolean $handle_errors, mixed &$response, mixed &$message, [boolean $unique_id = false], [boolean $filter = false], [mixed $outputstream = false], [mixed $no_return = false])
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stream
$imap_stream: imap_stream IMAP connection resource
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string
$query: query IMAP command (without trailing CRLF)
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boolean
$handle_errors: handle_errors error handling
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mixed
&$response: response
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mixed
&$message: message
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boolean
$unique_id: unique_id controls use of UID command prefix in executed queries
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boolean
$filter: filter
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mixed
$outputstream: outputstream
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mixed
$no_return: no_return
sqimap_run_command_list (line
46)
Execute IMAP command, when multiline response is expected
mixed
sqimap_run_command_list
(stream $imap_stream, string $query, boolean $handle_errors, mixed &$response, mixed &$message, [boolean $unique_id = false])
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stream
$imap_stream: imap_stream IMAP connection resource
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string
$query: query IMAP command (without trailing CRLF)
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boolean
$handle_errors: handle_errors
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mixed
&$response: response
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mixed
&$message: message
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boolean
$unique_id: unique_id controls use of UID command prefix in executed queries
sqimap_session_id (line
26)
Generates a new session ID by incrementing the last one used; this ensures that each command has a unique ID.
string
sqimap_session_id
([bool $unique_id = FALSE])
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bool
$unique_id: unique_id controls use of IMAP UID command
sqimap_status_messages (line
1203)
Returns the number of unseen/total messages in this folder
array
sqimap_status_messages
(stream $imap_stream, string $mailbox)
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stream
$imap_stream: IMAP connection resource
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string
$mailbox: mailbox name (utf7-imap encoded)
sqimap_unseen_messages (line
1184)
Returns the number of unseen messages in this folder.
integer
sqimap_unseen_messages
(stream $imap_stream, string $mailbox)
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stream
$imap_stream: IMAP connection resource
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string
$mailbox: mailbox name (utf7-imap encoded)