#!/usr/bin/perl -w

use Carp;
use Mail::IMAPClient;
use strict;

my $imap1 = Mail::IMAPClient->new();
$imap1->Debug(0);
$imap1->Server('louloutte.dyndns.org');
$imap1->connect() or croak "Error connecting $@ !";
$imap1->User('MarkOv@est.belle');
$imap1->Password('emhj91ly');
$imap1->login() or croak "Error login $@ !";
$imap1->Uid(1) or croak "Error Uid $@ !";

my $imap2 = Mail::IMAPClient->new();
$imap2->Debug(0);
$imap2->Server('louloutte.dyndns.org');
$imap2->connect() or croak "Error connecting $@ !";
$imap2->User('MarkOv@est.belle');
$imap2->User('titi@est.belle');
$imap2->Password('HUwtEd');
$imap2->login() or croak "Error login $@ !";
$imap2->Uid(1) or croak "Error Uid $@ !";



print "[", $imap1->folders, "]\n";

$imap1->select('Inbox') or croak "Could not select: $@ !";
$imap2->select('Inbox') or croak "Could not select: $@ !";

my @msg_id_2 = $imap2->messages;
my $msg_id_2 = $msg_id_2[1];
my $msg_id_1 = ($imap1->messages)[0];
print "msg_id_1: $msg_id_1\n";

my $string_2 = $imap2->message_string($msg_id_2);
print $string_2;

my $message_file_1 = "tmp_message_to_file_${$}_1";
my $message_file_2 = "tmp_message_to_file_${$}_2";
unlink($message_file_1);
unlink($message_file_2);

$imap2->message_to_file($message_file_2, $msg_id_2) or croak "Could not message_to_file";
$imap1->message_to_file($message_file_1, $msg_id_1) or croak "Could not message_to_file";


$imap1->logout();
$imap2->logout();