On Thursday 18 November 2004 02:08, Ow Mun Heng wrote:
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> > Well anyway, I *solved* the problemusing other means. I can't really
> > upgrade to 2.0 right now so I wrote an SMTP proxy. Apparently, Gmail's
> > SMTP server discards authentication credentials if you did any EHLO
> > after authenticating. The SMTP proxy on Python did the trick.
>
> Although I don't use gmail.
>
> but.. Share!!
>
> btw, based on the discussions here, it seems that gmail _does_ offer the
> ability for mail-users to actually pop/imap their mails to the user's
> respective clients??
>
> True or am I mistaken? I always thought it's web-based only like
> Yahoo/Hotmail.
I agree--please post your script! =:) Also, it looks like gmail only offers
POP right now, correct? Is IMAP coming, does anyone know?
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