Is it possible to download email attachments from gmail without 3party software?

[Tjalve]

Hi my fellow coders.

Im currently developing a program to monitor server performance at alot of diffrent locations. I have created a webbbased application that the program send information to, and everyting works great. However i do have some servers on remote sites that are locked down and do not have access to port 80. Therefor i have used the the script son this forum to make the program send an email with the data as an attached CSV, and it works great. The big isssue is that everyday i need to manually download this email and we are talking about 20 mail with 2 attahced files, every day.

So my question is:

Is there a way to download theese attachments to a specific folder on my machine/server without using a third party application? I know i could do it with Outlook or Mozilla thunderbird. But i would prefer not to use any of these.

Ive checked gmails atom feed. But i dosnet look like you could download attachments with that. I also checked a pop UDF that looks promesing but it didnt support SSL (witch is needed for google as far ias i understand).

So i leave the uestion open. Suggestions? Thanks

Edited August 13, 2013 by Tjalve

[water]

IIRC this has been discussed on the forum. If you search for "gmail attachment download" or something similar you should be able to find the thread.

[Tjalve]

I did search the forum first.

I ound this thread:
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But the other threads in there ware dead ends since they ware refering to the things i stated in my first post. The last post ins a reference to somthing in german. My german isnt that great to be honest

[water]

I checked the german forum you linked to.

Unfortunately the script doesn't support SSL neither.

[water]

If you could use Outlook then it would be rather simple to automate using my OutlookEX UDF.

[Tjalve]

If you could use Outlook then it would be rather simple to automate using my OutlookEX UDF.

I know. Ive done it befor, but i was hoping to find another solution...

[DatMCEyeBall]

You could try the ActiveX part of EAGetMail from here.

I haven't had much luck with it

Edited August 13, 2013 by DatMCEyeBall