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Sending authenticated email using wwIpStuff
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Forum:
Visual FoxPro
Category:
Third party products
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Visual FoxPro:
VFP 9
Miscellaneous
Thread ID:
01088073
Message ID:
01088145
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12
Thank you for your suggestion. But if I comment out the .cUserName I get error "550 - Please configure client to use authentication".

>Probably not related but worth a try... I also use wwipstuff and i found, as have users, as well as some people who have posted on wwThreads, that removing the user ID addressed a 502 error (sorry, not a 501 error).
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>I know this thread is quite old, but i thought i'd chime in w/ what i just found out. I was getting a "502 Command is locally disabled" msg. After reading Rick's reply, i commented out the "username" parm and left in the "password" parm. After the change, it started working.
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o=CREATEOBJECT("wwIPStuff")
>o.cMailServer="my.mailserver.com"
>o.cSenderEmail="my@emailaddress.com"
>o.cSenderName = "My Name"
>* o.cUsername = "my@username.com"
>o.cRecipient="billg@microsoft.com"
>o.cPassword = "mypassword"
>o.cSubject="wwIPStuff Test Message"
>o.cMessage="Who said this had to be difficult?"
>llResult = o.SendMail()
>Wait window o.cErrorMsg
>RELEASE o
>o = .null.
>
>
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>>I created WWIPSTUFF object (from West Wind wwipstuff.vcx).
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>>The code passes values of User Name and Password to propertied .cUserName and .cPassword.
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>>But the .SendMail() method return error:
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>>501 Invalid Base64 data
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>>Any suggestions what I am missing?
>>
>>Thank you.
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