password in POP scheme

Hi list, Maybe this was answered here a hundred times but how can I read my mail box in just one line if a have as username "[carlos--lorenz--bol--com--br]" and as passwdord "mypass" ? pop://[carlos--lorenz--bol--com--br]:[mypass--bol--com--br] does not work TIA Carlos

Carlos Lorenz wrote:

>Hi list, >Maybe this was answered here a hundred times >TIA >Carlos

Hi Carlos

>From CORE.PDF

Patrick, Thanks but it just does not help since my username is my own email address and if I put read pop://[carlos--lorenz--bol--com--br]:[pass--mail--dom] REBOL brings an error Carlos Em Qui 08 Jan 2004 13:12, you wrote:

Hi Bouba, I also need to delete all messages after download them so I guess I'll need to treat my INBOX as a port in order to CLOSE it after deleting messages and safely commit changes to disk If I use this: mailbox: read [ scheme: 'POP user: "[carlos--lorenz--bol--com--br]" pass: "mypass" hostname: "bol.com.br" ] then mailbox is a block and not a port Here's my code: mailbox: read [   scheme: 'pop     host: "pop.bol.com.br"     user: "[carlos--lorenz--bol--com--br]"     pass: "pass" timeout: false ] forall mailbox [ mail: import-email first mailbox if find mail/subject "Test" [ remove mailbox ] ] Em Qui 08 Jan 2004 12:34, you wrote:

Hey Carlos, try OPENing the mailbox instead of READing it. HTH ~~Ammon ;->

Hi, Carlos, quoting an earlier post by Petr:

>@ is not allowed in url name part. You can either use multiple-line >scheme aproach, or you can install quick fix into your user.r file: > >net-utils/url-parser/user-char: union net-utils/url-parser/user-char >make bitset! #"@" > >...that way your above aproach should work ...