====== POP3 plugin ======

This plugin allows to check your mail on a POP3 mail server. 

**Note:** Response time depends on your net connection so, if you do not have a good latency line, you shouldn't use this pluging because it could hang **lcd4linux** while //POP3 plugin// is waiting the mail server response.

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===== Functions =====

|POP3check(n)|return the number of mails in the account number <n>|

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===== Configuration example =====

You can define up to three different POP3 accounts. If //port// entry is missing, 110 will be used as default.

<code>
Plugin POP3 {
        server1 'mail.server.foo'
        user1 'JohnSmith'
        password1 'topsecret'

        server2 'free.mail.foo'
        user2 'MadJohnny'
        password2 'ImMad'

        server3 'pop.myisp.foo'
        user3 'John2005'
        password3 'idontknow'
}
</code>


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===== Widget examples =====

You can check the three accounts defined above with three widgets
<code>
Widget mailSmith {
    class 'Text'
    expression POP3check(1)
    prefix 'Mail'
    width 7
    precision 0
    align 'R'
    update 30000
}

Widget mailJohnny {
    class 'Text'
    expression POP3check(2)
    prefix 'Johnny'
    width 9
    precision 0
    align 'R'
    update 30000
}

Widget mailJohn {
    class 'Text'
    expression POP3check(3)
    prefix 'Work'
    width 7
    precision 0
    align 'R'
    update 30000
}
</code>


Or you can use one widget to check more than one account

<code>
Widget mailSmith {
    class 'Text'
    expression POP3check(1)+POP3check(2)
    prefix 'Mail'
    width 7
    precision 0
    align 'R'
    update 30000
}
</code>


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