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17/05/2022 11:33:11
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Forum:
Visual FoxPro
Catégorie:
Codage, syntaxe et commandes
Titre:
Divers
Thread ID:
01684376
Message ID:
01684380
Vues:
59
Denis,
You are very welcome.

>Port 587 did it!
>
>Thanks a lot Dmitry.
>
>>Please try port 587 and see if it works better.
>>That is, change your line:
>>
>>oSmtp.cMailServer="mail.smtp2go.com:587" 
>>
>>
>>HTH
>>
>>>I want to send emails by using West Wind Internet and client tools made by Rick Strahl.
>>>
>>>I have an account on SMTP2GO.com
>>>
>>>Here is what I'm trying and it doesn't work.
>>>
>>>DO wwSmtp && load libraries
>>>
>>>LOCAL loSMTP as wwSmtp
>>>loSmtp=CREATEOBJECT("wwSmtp")
>>>loSmtp.nMailMode = 0 && 0 - .NET wwSmtp (defult), 2 - classic wwIPStuff mode (no-SSL)
>>>
>>>loSmtp.cMailServer="mail.smtp2go.com:465"
>>>loSmtp.cSenderEmail="Here I put my email address"
>>>loSmtp.cSenderName="Denis"
>>>loSmtp.cUsername = "Here I put my email address with SMTP2GO"
>>>loSmtp.cPassword = "Here I put the password that goes with my cUserName"
>>>loSmtp.lUseSsl = .T.
>>>loSmtp.cRecipient="email address of the person receiving that email"
>>>loSmtp.cSubject="Bonne journée!"
>>>loSmtp.cContentType = "text/html"
>>>loSmtp.cMessage="Contenu avec des accents comme é et à"
>>>
>>>
>>>llResult = loSmtp.SendMail()
>>>
>>>IF !llResult
>>> Wait window loSmtp.cErrorMsg
>>>ENDIF
>>>
>>>After a couple of seconds I receive this message
>>>loSmtp.cErrorMsg = waiting delay of the operation has expired
>>>
>>>I tried with nMailMode = 2. Result was worst. Endless loop.
>>>
>>>Anyone has a clue?
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