POP3ServerInfo Type
This object contains secondary details and capabilities of the POP3 server.
Remarks
Use this object to find out about extensions supported by the server.
Fields
ApopSupported Boolean |
Indicates whether the POP3 server supports the APOP command. |
Available Boolean |
Indicates whether the details of the server capabilities are available. |
ExpirationPeriod Int |
Contains the parameter of EXPIRE capability. |
ExpireSupported Boolean |
Indicates whether the POP3 server supports the EXPIRE extension. See ExpirationPeriod field. |
ImplementationSupported Boolean |
Indicates whether the POP3 server supports the IMPLEMENTATION extension. See ServerDetails field. |
LoginDelay Int |
Returns the parameter of LOGIN-DELAY capability. The LOGIN-DELAY parameter indicates the minimum number of seconds between unsuccessful login attempts. See RFC 2449, Section 6.5 for more information. |
LoginDelaySupported Boolean |
Indicates whether the POP3 server supports the LOGIN-DELAY extension. See LoginDelay property for the details. |
RespCodesSupported Boolean |
Indicates whether the POP3 server supports the RESP-CODES extension. The RESP-CODES capability indicates that any response text issued by this server which begins with an open square bracket ("[") is an extended response code (see section 8 of RFC 2449). For more information see For more information see RFC 2449, Section 6.4. |
SaslSupported Boolean |
Indicates whether the POP3 server supports SASL authentication. |
ServerDetails String? |
Contains the parameter of the IMPLEMENTATION capability. The value of this property only makes sense if Available and ImplementationSupported parameters are true. The parameter to the IMPLEMENTATION capability consists of one or more tokens that identify the server. For more information see RFC 2449, Section 6.9. |
TopSupported Boolean |
Indicates whether the POP3 server supports the TOP command. |
UidlSupported Boolean |
Indicates whether the POP3 server supports the UIDL command. |
UserSupported Boolean |
Indicates whether the POP3 server supports the USER command. |