I'm interested in sending email notifications from a laboratory instrument (implemented on an ARM9, C/C++, RTOS). From what I understand, I would need to configure the SMTP gateway, username and password. The instrument has a limited UI, but I think we could manage it. Do solutions like this work? It seems like it would be convenient - b...
I'd like to test to see if I can send email unauthenticated from an smtp server from my red hat box. If I want to send a test email from command-line, I would do something like this: mail -s Test [email protected] < /dev/null How do I specify an SMTP server to send the mail through? ...
Hello i have some problem when using SMTP mail using PHP. when i am use mail function that time always it shows errore Like "Unable to find the socket transport "http" - did you forget to enable it when you configured PHP?" How can i slove this problem at (Project is on Cpanle) Kindly help me ...
Hi everyone, I have trouble with receiving of email from from my SMTP to internal (the same domain) email. I mean that when I sent email from my [email protected] email to private email [email protected] this email was delivered. But when I sent from [email protected] to [email protected] this email was not delivered. T...
Our site generates several emails per day, a lot of which can contain awkward links, such as http://company/process/task?id=1234-4123-2352-1234&user=xyz... Consequently I have been sending text only emails, on the suspicion that they will be treated more 'fairly' by email filters along the way. I cannot afford to lose emails to clie...
I'm writing a simple mail client in Perl, that uses SMTP to log in a Mail server, and from there sends a mail to another E-mail address (on different host). I use raw SMTP commands, because strawberry perl doesn't come with SASL.pm which is needed in order to authenticate. However, when the script tries to authenticate itself, it fails. ...
Here are my smtp settings for Google Apps in setup_mail.rb. :address => "smtp.gmail.com", :port => 587, :domain => 'mysite.co', :user_name => '[email protected]', :password => 'password', :authentication => 'plain', ...