POP3::parse_banner() WordPress Method

The POP3::parse_banner() Wordpress method parses a string containing a POP3 server's greeting banner. The string is expected to contain the banner's hostname, followed by a space, followed by the banner's message. If the string does not contain a space, or if the hostname is not found in the string, an empty array is returned.

POP3::parse_banner( $server_text ) #


Source

File: wp-includes/class-pop3.php

    function parse_banner ( $server_text ) {
        $outside = true;
        $banner = "";
        $length = strlen($server_text);
        for($count =0; $count < $length; $count++)
        {
            $digit = substr($server_text,$count,1);
            if(!empty($digit))             {
                if( (!$outside) && ($digit != '<') && ($digit != '>') )
                {
                    $banner .= $digit;
                }
                if ($digit == '<')
                {
                    $outside = false;
                }
                if($digit == '>')
                {
                    $outside = true;
                }
            }
        }
        $banner = $this->strip_clf($banner);    // Just in case
        return "<$banner>";
    }

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