Hi Guys,
I've been trying to use the SMTP feature
I tried to compile SMTP.c with my Gmail, Hotmail, Yahoo or AOL, but none
worked
Can someone suggest me something ?
Is there any compatible free email accounts that can be used with
Rabbit's SMTP ?
Regards,
Fidly
Email Account fir SMTP
Started by ●September 3, 2010
Reply by ●September 3, 20102010-09-03
--- In r..., Fidly wrote:
>
> Hi Guys,
>
> I've been trying to use the SMTP feature
>
> I tried to compile SMTP.c with my Gmail, Hotmail, Yahoo or AOL, but none
> worked
>
> Can someone suggest me something ?
> Is there any compatible free email accounts that can be used with
> Rabbit's SMTP ?
>
> Regards,
> Fidly
>
Most free email accounts are webmail and do not support SMTP. Yahoo does, if you sign up for the paid Yahoo Mail Plus service.
You get what you pay for.
>
> Hi Guys,
>
> I've been trying to use the SMTP feature
>
> I tried to compile SMTP.c with my Gmail, Hotmail, Yahoo or AOL, but none
> worked
>
> Can someone suggest me something ?
> Is there any compatible free email accounts that can be used with
> Rabbit's SMTP ?
>
> Regards,
> Fidly
>
Most free email accounts are webmail and do not support SMTP. Yahoo does, if you sign up for the paid Yahoo Mail Plus service.
You get what you pay for.
Reply by ●September 3, 20102010-09-03
--- In r..., "ebrains2003" wrote:
>
> --- In r..., Fidly wrote:
> >
> > Hi Guys,
> >
> > I've been trying to use the SMTP feature
> >
> > I tried to compile SMTP.c with my Gmail, Hotmail, Yahoo or AOL, but none
> > worked
> >
> > Can someone suggest me something ?
> > Is there any compatible free email accounts that can be used with
> > Rabbit's SMTP ?
> >
> > Regards,
> > Fidly
> > Most free email accounts are webmail and do not support SMTP. Yahoo does, if you sign up for the paid Yahoo Mail Plus service.
>
> You get what you pay for.
>
If you can afford $9 or $10 a year, you can just purchase your own domain name from someone like www.DomainOfficials.com. They include a free email account with their domains that has both webmail and SMTP access. There may be other registrars that do this, as well, but I know for sure DomainOfficials does.
>
> --- In r..., Fidly wrote:
> >
> > Hi Guys,
> >
> > I've been trying to use the SMTP feature
> >
> > I tried to compile SMTP.c with my Gmail, Hotmail, Yahoo or AOL, but none
> > worked
> >
> > Can someone suggest me something ?
> > Is there any compatible free email accounts that can be used with
> > Rabbit's SMTP ?
> >
> > Regards,
> > Fidly
> > Most free email accounts are webmail and do not support SMTP. Yahoo does, if you sign up for the paid Yahoo Mail Plus service.
>
> You get what you pay for.
>
If you can afford $9 or $10 a year, you can just purchase your own domain name from someone like www.DomainOfficials.com. They include a free email account with their domains that has both webmail and SMTP access. There may be other registrars that do this, as well, but I know for sure DomainOfficials does.
Reply by ●September 3, 20102010-09-03
gmail, yahoo must work. Don´t know about aol, and i´m sure hotmail
does not work.Are you sure you defined the USE_SMTP_AUTH macro in order to use
the authentication?You also need to inform the user and password, since all
these servers are ESMTP and not only SMTP servers. They require user
authentication.
--- Em sex, 3/9/10, Fidly escreveu:
De: Fidly
Assunto: [rabbit-semi] Email Account fir SMTP
Para: r...
Data: Sexta-feira, 3 de Setembro de 2010, 10:47
Hi Guys,
I've been trying to use the SMTP feature
I tried to compile SMTP.c with my Gmail, Hotmail, Yahoo or AOL,
but none worked
Can someone suggest me something ?
Is there any compatible free email accounts that can be used
with Rabbit's SMTP ?
Regards,
Fidly
--- Em sex, 3/9/10, Fidly escreveu:
De: Fidly
Assunto: [rabbit-semi] Email Account fir SMTP
Para: r...
Data: Sexta-feira, 3 de Setembro de 2010, 10:47
Hi Guys,
I've been trying to use the SMTP feature
I tried to compile SMTP.c with my Gmail, Hotmail, Yahoo or AOL,
but none worked
Can someone suggest me something ?
Is there any compatible free email accounts that can be used
with Rabbit's SMTP ?
Regards,
Fidly
Reply by ●September 3, 20102010-09-03
gmail does smtp for free been using it for years
ebrains2003 wrote:
>
>
> --- In r...
> , "ebrains2003"
> wrote:
> >
> >
> >
> > --- In r...
> , Fidly wrote:
> > >
> > > Hi Guys,
> > >
> > > I've been trying to use the SMTP feature
> > >
> > > I tried to compile SMTP.c with my Gmail, Hotmail, Yahoo or AOL,
> but none
> > > worked
> > >
> > > Can someone suggest me something ?
> > > Is there any compatible free email accounts that can be used with
> > > Rabbit's SMTP ?
> > >
> > > Regards,
> > > Fidly
> > >
> >
> > Most free email accounts are webmail and do not support SMTP. Yahoo
> does, if you sign up for the paid Yahoo Mail Plus service.
> >
> > You get what you pay for.
> > If you can afford $9 or $10 a year, you can just purchase your own
> domain name from someone like www.DomainOfficials.com. They include a
> free email account with their domains that has both webmail and SMTP
> access. There may be other registrars that do this, as well, but I
> know for sure DomainOfficials does.
ebrains2003 wrote:
>
>
> --- In r...
> , "ebrains2003"
> wrote:
> >
> >
> >
> > --- In r...
> , Fidly wrote:
> > >
> > > Hi Guys,
> > >
> > > I've been trying to use the SMTP feature
> > >
> > > I tried to compile SMTP.c with my Gmail, Hotmail, Yahoo or AOL,
> but none
> > > worked
> > >
> > > Can someone suggest me something ?
> > > Is there any compatible free email accounts that can be used with
> > > Rabbit's SMTP ?
> > >
> > > Regards,
> > > Fidly
> > >
> >
> > Most free email accounts are webmail and do not support SMTP. Yahoo
> does, if you sign up for the paid Yahoo Mail Plus service.
> >
> > You get what you pay for.
> > If you can afford $9 or $10 a year, you can just purchase your own
> domain name from someone like www.DomainOfficials.com. They include a
> free email account with their domains that has both webmail and SMTP
> access. There may be other registrars that do this, as well, but I
> know for sure DomainOfficials does.
Reply by ●September 3, 20102010-09-03
The most recent releases (10.60 and later?) of Dynamic C even include samples
for using client-side-SSL (TLS) to send to SMTP servers that support it (like
gmail).
-Tom
On Sep 3, 2010, at 9:24 AM, Alexandre Kremer wrote:
> gmail, yahoo must work. Dont know about aol, and im sure hotmail does not work.
> Are you sure you defined the USE_SMTP_AUTH macro in order to use the authentication?
> You also need to inform the user and password, since all these servers are ESMTP and not only SMTP servers. They require user authentication.
-Tom
On Sep 3, 2010, at 9:24 AM, Alexandre Kremer wrote:
> gmail, yahoo must work. Dont know about aol, and im sure hotmail does not work.
> Are you sure you defined the USE_SMTP_AUTH macro in order to use the authentication?
> You also need to inform the user and password, since all these servers are ESMTP and not only SMTP servers. They require user authentication.
Reply by ●September 4, 20102010-09-04
Hi Tom / Alexandre / evilwulfie / ebrains,
I'm using DC10.64.
The board I'm using can't compile SMTP_TLS.c because of insufficient
internal RAM (128kB)
I tried to compile SMTP.c by supplying the username, password and the
SMTP server name (even trying to set diff port no. didn't work)
I'm trying to find a free email acc where I can use to test the SMTP
function (I dont have any private domain email acc)
That's why I tried with Gmail/Hotmail/Yahoo/AOL.
macro USE_SMTP_AUTH is enabled always
macro SMTP_AUTH_FAIL_IF_NO_AUTH is enabled (not enabling also didn't work)
By the way, i'm still looking for solution : )
Regards,
Fidly
/ /
On 4/9/2010 1:17 AM, Tom Collins wrote:
>
> The most recent releases (10.60 and later?) of Dynamic C even include
> samples for using client-side-SSL (TLS) to send to SMTP servers that
> support it (like gmail).
> -Tom
> On Sep 3, 2010, at 9:24 AM, Alexandre Kremer wrote:
>> gmail, yahoo must work. Dont know about aol, and im sure hotmail
>> does not work.
>> Are you sure you defined the USE_SMTP_AUTH macro in order to use the
>> authentication?
>> You also need to inform the user and password, since all these
>> servers are ESMTP and not only SMTP servers. They require user
>> authentication.
I'm using DC10.64.
The board I'm using can't compile SMTP_TLS.c because of insufficient
internal RAM (128kB)
I tried to compile SMTP.c by supplying the username, password and the
SMTP server name (even trying to set diff port no. didn't work)
I'm trying to find a free email acc where I can use to test the SMTP
function (I dont have any private domain email acc)
That's why I tried with Gmail/Hotmail/Yahoo/AOL.
macro USE_SMTP_AUTH is enabled always
macro SMTP_AUTH_FAIL_IF_NO_AUTH is enabled (not enabling also didn't work)
By the way, i'm still looking for solution : )
Regards,
Fidly
/ /
On 4/9/2010 1:17 AM, Tom Collins wrote:
>
> The most recent releases (10.60 and later?) of Dynamic C even include
> samples for using client-side-SSL (TLS) to send to SMTP servers that
> support it (like gmail).
> -Tom
> On Sep 3, 2010, at 9:24 AM, Alexandre Kremer wrote:
>> gmail, yahoo must work. Dont know about aol, and im sure hotmail
>> does not work.
>> Are you sure you defined the USE_SMTP_AUTH macro in order to use the
>> authentication?
>> You also need to inform the user and password, since all these
>> servers are ESMTP and not only SMTP servers. They require user
>> authentication.
Reply by ●September 7, 20102010-09-07
On Sep 4, 2010, at 1:25 AM, Fidly wrote:
> I tried to compile SMTP.c by supplying the username, password and the SMTP server name (even trying to set diff port no. didn't work)
> I'm trying to find a free email acc where I can use to test the SMTP function (I dont have any private domain email acc)
> That's why I tried with Gmail/Hotmail/Yahoo/AOL.
Based on your screenshot, it's a DNS problem. Do you have your network settings configured correctly? Does AOL's mail server use smtp.aol.com for outbound email?
Why not use your @yahoo.com account for testing? I'm pretty sure they allow for SMTP sending.
-Tom
> I tried to compile SMTP.c by supplying the username, password and the SMTP server name (even trying to set diff port no. didn't work)
> I'm trying to find a free email acc where I can use to test the SMTP function (I dont have any private domain email acc)
> That's why I tried with Gmail/Hotmail/Yahoo/AOL.
Based on your screenshot, it's a DNS problem. Do you have your network settings configured correctly? Does AOL's mail server use smtp.aol.com for outbound email?
Why not use your @yahoo.com account for testing? I'm pretty sure they allow for SMTP sending.
-Tom
Reply by ●September 8, 20102010-09-08
Hi Fidly
I really never used AOL, but from the log you sent, i see it cant even be resolved.I tried to ping smtp.aol.com from here and had no answer.Then tried to ping smtp.yahoo.com and had the pings back normally. I would test with an yahoo or gmail account and forget about aol.
--- Em s, 4/9/10, Fidly escreveu:
De: Fidly
Assunto: Re: [rabbit-semi] Email Account for SMTP
Para: r...
Data: Sado, 4 de Setembro de 2010, 5:25
Hi Tom / Alexandre / evilwulfie / ebrains,
I'm using DC10.64.
The board I'm using can't compile SMTP_TLS.c because of insufficient
internal RAM (128kB)
I tried to compile SMTP.c by supplying the username, password and
the SMTP server name (even trying to set diff port no. didn't work)
I'm trying to find a free email acc where I can use to test the SMTP
function (I dont have any private domain email acc)
That's why I tried with Gmail/Hotmail/Yahoo/AOL.
macro USE_SMTP_AUTH is enabled always
macro SMTP_AUTH_FAIL_IF_NO_AUTH is enabled (not enabling also didn't
work)
By the way, i'm still looking for solution : )
Regards,
Fidly
On 4/9/2010 1:17 AM, Tom Collins wrote:
The most recent releases (10.60 and later?) of Dynamic C
even include samples for using client-side-SSL (TLS) to
send to SMTP servers that support it (like gmail).
-Tom
On Sep 3, 2010, at 9:24 AM, Alexandre Kremer wrote:
gmail, yahoo must work.
Dont know about aol, and im sure hotmail does
not work.
Are you sure you defined the USE_SMTP_AUTH
macro in order to use the authentication?
You also need to inform the user and
password, since all these servers are ESMTP and
not only SMTP servers. They require user
authentication.
I really never used AOL, but from the log you sent, i see it cant even be resolved.I tried to ping smtp.aol.com from here and had no answer.Then tried to ping smtp.yahoo.com and had the pings back normally. I would test with an yahoo or gmail account and forget about aol.
--- Em s, 4/9/10, Fidly escreveu:
De: Fidly
Assunto: Re: [rabbit-semi] Email Account for SMTP
Para: r...
Data: Sado, 4 de Setembro de 2010, 5:25
Hi Tom / Alexandre / evilwulfie / ebrains,
I'm using DC10.64.
The board I'm using can't compile SMTP_TLS.c because of insufficient
internal RAM (128kB)
I tried to compile SMTP.c by supplying the username, password and
the SMTP server name (even trying to set diff port no. didn't work)
I'm trying to find a free email acc where I can use to test the SMTP
function (I dont have any private domain email acc)
That's why I tried with Gmail/Hotmail/Yahoo/AOL.
macro USE_SMTP_AUTH is enabled always
macro SMTP_AUTH_FAIL_IF_NO_AUTH is enabled (not enabling also didn't
work)
By the way, i'm still looking for solution : )
Regards,
Fidly
On 4/9/2010 1:17 AM, Tom Collins wrote:
The most recent releases (10.60 and later?) of Dynamic C
even include samples for using client-side-SSL (TLS) to
send to SMTP servers that support it (like gmail).
-Tom
On Sep 3, 2010, at 9:24 AM, Alexandre Kremer wrote:
gmail, yahoo must work.
Dont know about aol, and im sure hotmail does
not work.
Are you sure you defined the USE_SMTP_AUTH
macro in order to use the authentication?
You also need to inform the user and
password, since all these servers are ESMTP and
not only SMTP servers. They require user
authentication.
Reply by ●September 9, 20102010-09-09
I think it's the DNS problem as well
Thx Tom
On 7/9/2010 9:36 PM, Tom Collins wrote:
>
> On Sep 4, 2010, at 1:25 AM, Fidly wrote:
> > I tried to compile SMTP.c by supplying the username, password and
> the SMTP server name (even trying to set diff port no. didn't work)
> > I'm trying to find a free email acc where I can use to test the SMTP
> function (I dont have any private domain email acc)
> > That's why I tried with Gmail/Hotmail/Yahoo/AOL.
>
> Based on your screenshot, it's a DNS problem. Do you have your network
> settings configured correctly? Does AOL's mail server use smtp.aol.com
> for outbound email?
>
> Why not use your @yahoo.com account for testing? I'm pretty sure they
> allow for SMTP sending.
>
> -Tom
Thx Tom
On 7/9/2010 9:36 PM, Tom Collins wrote:
>
> On Sep 4, 2010, at 1:25 AM, Fidly wrote:
> > I tried to compile SMTP.c by supplying the username, password and
> the SMTP server name (even trying to set diff port no. didn't work)
> > I'm trying to find a free email acc where I can use to test the SMTP
> function (I dont have any private domain email acc)
> > That's why I tried with Gmail/Hotmail/Yahoo/AOL.
>
> Based on your screenshot, it's a DNS problem. Do you have your network
> settings configured correctly? Does AOL's mail server use smtp.aol.com
> for outbound email?
>
> Why not use your @yahoo.com account for testing? I'm pretty sure they
> allow for SMTP sending.
>
> -Tom
