I'd like to add to a desk application (C++Builder) running under W7 pro,
the
possibility for the user to send emails from this program. The TSmtpCli
component is very convenient for that purpose, but the Smtp Server is not
very easy to find, when it exists, in the register.
You don't need to kn
You do not need to copy all the weekend messages to this list again when
posting a simple request.
> Do you think it could be possible to implement such a Smtp Server
> using ICS Components?
No, there are no ICS component to find the networking DNS servers. But
you can do this with the Intern
Hello:
Yes, by convention, any custom header is prefixed with "X-". Usually
you want to make a header name that describes what it is going to be
used for. Some examples of custom headers I've seen are:
X-Spam-Flag
X-Loop
X-Sender
X-Mailer
X-AOL-IP
X-Priority
X-MimeOLE
X-Originating-IP
It's OK, X-Headers are custom headers.
Wilfried Mestdagh wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I need to add in a special SMTP server some headers in special mails, so
> that users can easy classify them with rules in their email reader.
>
> I see that many programs add headers and all are prceided with X-, like
On Aug 4, 2005, at 05:24, Wilfried Mestdagh wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Busy with TSmtpCli will used on a local network only. I'm looking at
> the
> reply codes the SMTP server can give.
>
> Im I right that:
>the 400 range can be interpreted as 'try again later'
>the 500 range as 'this is no good
