How can I detect if my fetched email is bounced or not












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I fetched emails from servers by using IMAP or POP3 and entered the fetched emails to database but I noticed there are a lot of bounced emails entered to the system so I searched a lot on google to check fetched email and if it's bounced email I'll not enter it to the system and I found library BounceDetectResult to detect if email is bounced or not but this library working only with message type MimeMessage so It's useful when I use IMAP but it's not work with message type OpenPop.Mime.Message so I can't use It when I use POP3



 var result= BounceDetectorMail.Detect(message);//message type MimeMessage
if (result.IsBounce)
{
em.DelivaryFailure = true;
}


so my problem I didn't find way to detect if my retrieved message is bounced or not when I use pop3 in retrieving










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    I fetched emails from servers by using IMAP or POP3 and entered the fetched emails to database but I noticed there are a lot of bounced emails entered to the system so I searched a lot on google to check fetched email and if it's bounced email I'll not enter it to the system and I found library BounceDetectResult to detect if email is bounced or not but this library working only with message type MimeMessage so It's useful when I use IMAP but it's not work with message type OpenPop.Mime.Message so I can't use It when I use POP3



     var result= BounceDetectorMail.Detect(message);//message type MimeMessage
    if (result.IsBounce)
    {
    em.DelivaryFailure = true;
    }


    so my problem I didn't find way to detect if my retrieved message is bounced or not when I use pop3 in retrieving










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      I fetched emails from servers by using IMAP or POP3 and entered the fetched emails to database but I noticed there are a lot of bounced emails entered to the system so I searched a lot on google to check fetched email and if it's bounced email I'll not enter it to the system and I found library BounceDetectResult to detect if email is bounced or not but this library working only with message type MimeMessage so It's useful when I use IMAP but it's not work with message type OpenPop.Mime.Message so I can't use It when I use POP3



       var result= BounceDetectorMail.Detect(message);//message type MimeMessage
      if (result.IsBounce)
      {
      em.DelivaryFailure = true;
      }


      so my problem I didn't find way to detect if my retrieved message is bounced or not when I use pop3 in retrieving










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      I fetched emails from servers by using IMAP or POP3 and entered the fetched emails to database but I noticed there are a lot of bounced emails entered to the system so I searched a lot on google to check fetched email and if it's bounced email I'll not enter it to the system and I found library BounceDetectResult to detect if email is bounced or not but this library working only with message type MimeMessage so It's useful when I use IMAP but it's not work with message type OpenPop.Mime.Message so I can't use It when I use POP3



       var result= BounceDetectorMail.Detect(message);//message type MimeMessage
      if (result.IsBounce)
      {
      em.DelivaryFailure = true;
      }


      so my problem I didn't find way to detect if my retrieved message is bounced or not when I use pop3 in retrieving







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          It looks like the MailBounceDetector library that you mentioned uses my MimeKit library to detect if a message is a bounced message or not.



          The good news is that you can use that library because I also have a library that does POP3 called MailKit, so you can use that instead of OpenPOP.NET.






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            For any who may need, from Bounce inspector software library, supports both POP3 and IMAP:



            // POP3 server information.
            const string serverName = "myserver";
            const string user = "name@domain.com";
            const string password = "mytestpassword";
            const int port = 995;
            const SecurityMode securityMode = SecurityMode.Implicit;
            // Create a new instance of the Pop3Client class.
            Pop3Client client = new Pop3Client();
            Console.WriteLine("Connecting Pop3 server: {0}:{1}...", serverName, port);
            // Connect to the server.
            client.Connect(serverName, port, securityMode);
            // Login to the server.
            Console.WriteLine("Logging in as {0}...", user);
            client.Authenticate(user, password);
            // Initialize BounceInspector.
            BounceInspector inspector = new BounceInspector();
            inspector.AllowInboxDelete = false; // true if you want BounceInspector automatically delete all hard bounces.
            // Register processed event handler.
            inspector.Processed += inspector_Processed;
            // Download messages from Pop3 Inbox to 'c:test' and process them.
            BounceResultCollection result = inspector.ProcessMessages(client, "c:\test");
            // Display processed emails.
            foreach (BounceResult r in result)
            {
            // If this message was identified as a bounced email message.
            if (r.Identified)
            {
            // Print out the result
            Console.Write("FileName: {0}nSubject: {1}nAddress: {2}nBounce Category: {3}nBounce Type: {4}nDeleted: {5}nDSN Action: {6}nDSN Diagnostic Code: {7}nn",
            System.IO.Path.GetFileName(r.FilePath),
            r.MailMessage.Subject,
            r.Addresses[0],
            r.BounceCategory.Name,
            r.BounceType.Name,
            r.FileDeleted,
            r.Dsn.Action,
            r.Dsn.DiagnosticCode);
            }
            }
            Console.WriteLine("{0} bounced message found", result.BounceCount);
            // Disconnect.
            Console.WriteLine("Disconnecting...");
            client.Disconnect();





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            • Thanks for reply , but this library is not free

              – sabreen saber
              Nov 13 '18 at 13:01











            • You can use the free trial and see if it fits you, then search for alternatives of the sort if you really want to :)

              – Barr J
              Nov 13 '18 at 13:03











            • yes I see this library will achieve my requirements but I already searched about other free libraries but i didn't find any thing

              – sabreen saber
              Nov 13 '18 at 13:11











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            It looks like the MailBounceDetector library that you mentioned uses my MimeKit library to detect if a message is a bounced message or not.



            The good news is that you can use that library because I also have a library that does POP3 called MailKit, so you can use that instead of OpenPOP.NET.






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              It looks like the MailBounceDetector library that you mentioned uses my MimeKit library to detect if a message is a bounced message or not.



              The good news is that you can use that library because I also have a library that does POP3 called MailKit, so you can use that instead of OpenPOP.NET.






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                It looks like the MailBounceDetector library that you mentioned uses my MimeKit library to detect if a message is a bounced message or not.



                The good news is that you can use that library because I also have a library that does POP3 called MailKit, so you can use that instead of OpenPOP.NET.






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                It looks like the MailBounceDetector library that you mentioned uses my MimeKit library to detect if a message is a bounced message or not.



                The good news is that you can use that library because I also have a library that does POP3 called MailKit, so you can use that instead of OpenPOP.NET.







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                    For any who may need, from Bounce inspector software library, supports both POP3 and IMAP:



                    // POP3 server information.
                    const string serverName = "myserver";
                    const string user = "name@domain.com";
                    const string password = "mytestpassword";
                    const int port = 995;
                    const SecurityMode securityMode = SecurityMode.Implicit;
                    // Create a new instance of the Pop3Client class.
                    Pop3Client client = new Pop3Client();
                    Console.WriteLine("Connecting Pop3 server: {0}:{1}...", serverName, port);
                    // Connect to the server.
                    client.Connect(serverName, port, securityMode);
                    // Login to the server.
                    Console.WriteLine("Logging in as {0}...", user);
                    client.Authenticate(user, password);
                    // Initialize BounceInspector.
                    BounceInspector inspector = new BounceInspector();
                    inspector.AllowInboxDelete = false; // true if you want BounceInspector automatically delete all hard bounces.
                    // Register processed event handler.
                    inspector.Processed += inspector_Processed;
                    // Download messages from Pop3 Inbox to 'c:test' and process them.
                    BounceResultCollection result = inspector.ProcessMessages(client, "c:\test");
                    // Display processed emails.
                    foreach (BounceResult r in result)
                    {
                    // If this message was identified as a bounced email message.
                    if (r.Identified)
                    {
                    // Print out the result
                    Console.Write("FileName: {0}nSubject: {1}nAddress: {2}nBounce Category: {3}nBounce Type: {4}nDeleted: {5}nDSN Action: {6}nDSN Diagnostic Code: {7}nn",
                    System.IO.Path.GetFileName(r.FilePath),
                    r.MailMessage.Subject,
                    r.Addresses[0],
                    r.BounceCategory.Name,
                    r.BounceType.Name,
                    r.FileDeleted,
                    r.Dsn.Action,
                    r.Dsn.DiagnosticCode);
                    }
                    }
                    Console.WriteLine("{0} bounced message found", result.BounceCount);
                    // Disconnect.
                    Console.WriteLine("Disconnecting...");
                    client.Disconnect();





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                    • Thanks for reply , but this library is not free

                      – sabreen saber
                      Nov 13 '18 at 13:01











                    • You can use the free trial and see if it fits you, then search for alternatives of the sort if you really want to :)

                      – Barr J
                      Nov 13 '18 at 13:03











                    • yes I see this library will achieve my requirements but I already searched about other free libraries but i didn't find any thing

                      – sabreen saber
                      Nov 13 '18 at 13:11
















                    0














                    For any who may need, from Bounce inspector software library, supports both POP3 and IMAP:



                    // POP3 server information.
                    const string serverName = "myserver";
                    const string user = "name@domain.com";
                    const string password = "mytestpassword";
                    const int port = 995;
                    const SecurityMode securityMode = SecurityMode.Implicit;
                    // Create a new instance of the Pop3Client class.
                    Pop3Client client = new Pop3Client();
                    Console.WriteLine("Connecting Pop3 server: {0}:{1}...", serverName, port);
                    // Connect to the server.
                    client.Connect(serverName, port, securityMode);
                    // Login to the server.
                    Console.WriteLine("Logging in as {0}...", user);
                    client.Authenticate(user, password);
                    // Initialize BounceInspector.
                    BounceInspector inspector = new BounceInspector();
                    inspector.AllowInboxDelete = false; // true if you want BounceInspector automatically delete all hard bounces.
                    // Register processed event handler.
                    inspector.Processed += inspector_Processed;
                    // Download messages from Pop3 Inbox to 'c:test' and process them.
                    BounceResultCollection result = inspector.ProcessMessages(client, "c:\test");
                    // Display processed emails.
                    foreach (BounceResult r in result)
                    {
                    // If this message was identified as a bounced email message.
                    if (r.Identified)
                    {
                    // Print out the result
                    Console.Write("FileName: {0}nSubject: {1}nAddress: {2}nBounce Category: {3}nBounce Type: {4}nDeleted: {5}nDSN Action: {6}nDSN Diagnostic Code: {7}nn",
                    System.IO.Path.GetFileName(r.FilePath),
                    r.MailMessage.Subject,
                    r.Addresses[0],
                    r.BounceCategory.Name,
                    r.BounceType.Name,
                    r.FileDeleted,
                    r.Dsn.Action,
                    r.Dsn.DiagnosticCode);
                    }
                    }
                    Console.WriteLine("{0} bounced message found", result.BounceCount);
                    // Disconnect.
                    Console.WriteLine("Disconnecting...");
                    client.Disconnect();





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                    • Thanks for reply , but this library is not free

                      – sabreen saber
                      Nov 13 '18 at 13:01











                    • You can use the free trial and see if it fits you, then search for alternatives of the sort if you really want to :)

                      – Barr J
                      Nov 13 '18 at 13:03











                    • yes I see this library will achieve my requirements but I already searched about other free libraries but i didn't find any thing

                      – sabreen saber
                      Nov 13 '18 at 13:11














                    0












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                    For any who may need, from Bounce inspector software library, supports both POP3 and IMAP:



                    // POP3 server information.
                    const string serverName = "myserver";
                    const string user = "name@domain.com";
                    const string password = "mytestpassword";
                    const int port = 995;
                    const SecurityMode securityMode = SecurityMode.Implicit;
                    // Create a new instance of the Pop3Client class.
                    Pop3Client client = new Pop3Client();
                    Console.WriteLine("Connecting Pop3 server: {0}:{1}...", serverName, port);
                    // Connect to the server.
                    client.Connect(serverName, port, securityMode);
                    // Login to the server.
                    Console.WriteLine("Logging in as {0}...", user);
                    client.Authenticate(user, password);
                    // Initialize BounceInspector.
                    BounceInspector inspector = new BounceInspector();
                    inspector.AllowInboxDelete = false; // true if you want BounceInspector automatically delete all hard bounces.
                    // Register processed event handler.
                    inspector.Processed += inspector_Processed;
                    // Download messages from Pop3 Inbox to 'c:test' and process them.
                    BounceResultCollection result = inspector.ProcessMessages(client, "c:\test");
                    // Display processed emails.
                    foreach (BounceResult r in result)
                    {
                    // If this message was identified as a bounced email message.
                    if (r.Identified)
                    {
                    // Print out the result
                    Console.Write("FileName: {0}nSubject: {1}nAddress: {2}nBounce Category: {3}nBounce Type: {4}nDeleted: {5}nDSN Action: {6}nDSN Diagnostic Code: {7}nn",
                    System.IO.Path.GetFileName(r.FilePath),
                    r.MailMessage.Subject,
                    r.Addresses[0],
                    r.BounceCategory.Name,
                    r.BounceType.Name,
                    r.FileDeleted,
                    r.Dsn.Action,
                    r.Dsn.DiagnosticCode);
                    }
                    }
                    Console.WriteLine("{0} bounced message found", result.BounceCount);
                    // Disconnect.
                    Console.WriteLine("Disconnecting...");
                    client.Disconnect();





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                    For any who may need, from Bounce inspector software library, supports both POP3 and IMAP:



                    // POP3 server information.
                    const string serverName = "myserver";
                    const string user = "name@domain.com";
                    const string password = "mytestpassword";
                    const int port = 995;
                    const SecurityMode securityMode = SecurityMode.Implicit;
                    // Create a new instance of the Pop3Client class.
                    Pop3Client client = new Pop3Client();
                    Console.WriteLine("Connecting Pop3 server: {0}:{1}...", serverName, port);
                    // Connect to the server.
                    client.Connect(serverName, port, securityMode);
                    // Login to the server.
                    Console.WriteLine("Logging in as {0}...", user);
                    client.Authenticate(user, password);
                    // Initialize BounceInspector.
                    BounceInspector inspector = new BounceInspector();
                    inspector.AllowInboxDelete = false; // true if you want BounceInspector automatically delete all hard bounces.
                    // Register processed event handler.
                    inspector.Processed += inspector_Processed;
                    // Download messages from Pop3 Inbox to 'c:test' and process them.
                    BounceResultCollection result = inspector.ProcessMessages(client, "c:\test");
                    // Display processed emails.
                    foreach (BounceResult r in result)
                    {
                    // If this message was identified as a bounced email message.
                    if (r.Identified)
                    {
                    // Print out the result
                    Console.Write("FileName: {0}nSubject: {1}nAddress: {2}nBounce Category: {3}nBounce Type: {4}nDeleted: {5}nDSN Action: {6}nDSN Diagnostic Code: {7}nn",
                    System.IO.Path.GetFileName(r.FilePath),
                    r.MailMessage.Subject,
                    r.Addresses[0],
                    r.BounceCategory.Name,
                    r.BounceType.Name,
                    r.FileDeleted,
                    r.Dsn.Action,
                    r.Dsn.DiagnosticCode);
                    }
                    }
                    Console.WriteLine("{0} bounced message found", result.BounceCount);
                    // Disconnect.
                    Console.WriteLine("Disconnecting...");
                    client.Disconnect();






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                    • Thanks for reply , but this library is not free

                      – sabreen saber
                      Nov 13 '18 at 13:01











                    • You can use the free trial and see if it fits you, then search for alternatives of the sort if you really want to :)

                      – Barr J
                      Nov 13 '18 at 13:03











                    • yes I see this library will achieve my requirements but I already searched about other free libraries but i didn't find any thing

                      – sabreen saber
                      Nov 13 '18 at 13:11



















                    • Thanks for reply , but this library is not free

                      – sabreen saber
                      Nov 13 '18 at 13:01











                    • You can use the free trial and see if it fits you, then search for alternatives of the sort if you really want to :)

                      – Barr J
                      Nov 13 '18 at 13:03











                    • yes I see this library will achieve my requirements but I already searched about other free libraries but i didn't find any thing

                      – sabreen saber
                      Nov 13 '18 at 13:11

















                    Thanks for reply , but this library is not free

                    – sabreen saber
                    Nov 13 '18 at 13:01





                    Thanks for reply , but this library is not free

                    – sabreen saber
                    Nov 13 '18 at 13:01













                    You can use the free trial and see if it fits you, then search for alternatives of the sort if you really want to :)

                    – Barr J
                    Nov 13 '18 at 13:03





                    You can use the free trial and see if it fits you, then search for alternatives of the sort if you really want to :)

                    – Barr J
                    Nov 13 '18 at 13:03













                    yes I see this library will achieve my requirements but I already searched about other free libraries but i didn't find any thing

                    – sabreen saber
                    Nov 13 '18 at 13:11





                    yes I see this library will achieve my requirements but I already searched about other free libraries but i didn't find any thing

                    – sabreen saber
                    Nov 13 '18 at 13:11


















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