>> I've no idea what went wrong, however there went something wrong.
>> Check paths etc., obviously you are still acessing the old version.
>
> I don't think so, I renamed my existing ICS folder and unzipped the
> distribution in a new ICS folder. I'm using C++Builder 5, were those
> files
> perh
> Maybe that the demos have not been updated for BCB (most likely), however
> there should be a new method Auth, as well as properties Username and
> Password.
So I made my own auth button and yes, it works.
Thank you.
Db
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David Bridges wrote:
>> I've no idea what went wrong, however there went something wrong.
>> Check paths etc., obviously you are still acessing the old version.
>
> I don't think so, I renamed my existing ICS folder and unzipped the
> distribution in a new ICS folder. I'm using C++Builder 5, were
> I've no idea what went wrong, however there went something wrong.
> Check paths etc., obviously you are still acessing the old version.
I don't think so, I renamed my existing ICS folder and unzipped the
distribution in a new ICS folder. I'm using C++Builder 5, were those files
perhaps not up
David Bridges wrote:
>>> I don't have this method. I downloaded the latest ICS-V5
>>> Distribution, should I have downloaded the ICS V5 for Delphi/C++
>>> Builder Beta (Nov 11, 2006)?
>>
>> Yes please, it includes all fixes as well as interisting new
>> features.
>>
> I downloaded the ICS V5 fo
>> I don't have this method. I downloaded the latest ICS-V5
>> Distribution, should I have downloaded the ICS V5 for Delphi/C++
>> Builder Beta (Nov 11, 2006)?
>
> Yes please, it includes all fixes as well as interisting new features.
>
I downloaded the ICS V5 for Delphi/C++ Builder Beta (Nov 11,
David Bridges wrote:
>> Of course, see the MailSnd demo search for method Auth.
>>
>> procedure TSmtpTestForm.AuthButtonClick(Sender: TObject);
>> begin
>>FAllInOneFlag := FALSE;
>>SmtpClient.Username:= UsernameEdit.Text;
>>SmtpClient.Password:= PasswordEdi
> Of course, see the MailSnd demo search for method Auth.
>
> procedure TSmtpTestForm.AuthButtonClick(Sender: TObject);
> begin
>FAllInOneFlag := FALSE;
>SmtpClient.Username:= UsernameEdit.Text;
>SmtpClient.Password:= PasswordEdit.Text;
>SmtpClient.AuthT
David Bridges wrote:
>> Any SMTP authentication requires EHLO to be sent instead of HELO.
>>
> That helps, I get this back from Elho...
>
> < 250-smtp108.sbc.mail.re2.yahoo.com
> < 250-AUTH LOGIN PLAIN XYMCOOKIE
> < 250-PIPELINING
> < 250 8BITMIME
> RequestDone Rq=10 Error=0
>
> But I still get
> Any SMTP authentication requires EHLO to be sent instead of HELO.
>
That helps, I get this back from Elho...
< 250-smtp108.sbc.mail.re2.yahoo.com
< 250-AUTH LOGIN PLAIN XYMCOOKIE
< 250-PIPELINING
< 250 8BITMIME
RequestDone Rq=10 Error=0
But I still get the 530, don't I have to supply a passwor
David Bridges wrote:
>> At first download latest beta version, MailSnd demo demonstrates
>> authentication since years. It's possible to specify a certain
>> authentication type as well as let the compononent find most secure
>> type (SmtpCli.AuthType := smptAuthAutoSelect).
>>
>
> Ok, I did that
> At first download latest beta version, MailSnd demo demonstrates
> authentication since years. It's possible to specify a certain
> authentication type as well as let the compononent find most secure
> type (SmtpCli.AuthType := smptAuthAutoSelect).
>
Ok, I did that and I selected the smtpAuthAu
David Bridges wrote:
> I'm trying to provide a way for email to be sent from my application
> using TSmtpCli and am having trouble understanding the authentication
> mechanisim. In Outlook Express you just check a box "My server
> requires authentication", you put in [EMAIL PROTECTED], you put in y
I'm trying to provide a way for email to be sent from my application using
TSmtpCli and am having trouble understanding the authentication mechanisim.
In Outlook Express you just check a box "My server requires authentication",
you put in [EMAIL PROTECTED], you put in your password and it then w
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