Re: [cfaussie] CFMail and outlook365

2016-06-22 Thread Mark Picker
Hi Brian,

May be nothing but noting that the SMTP server name in your first CFMAIL 
example is different to your response to Charlie.  Your first example is 
using smtp.office365.com but in the response you said 
smtp.*outlook*.office365.com. 
Did you just accidently include "outlook" in the response or should your 
original CFMAIL example really been smtp.outlook.office365.com and is why 
it isn't working?

Cheers
Mark

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RE: [cfaussie] CFMail and outlook365

2016-06-21 Thread Brian Knott
I'm not sure if the servers are the same.  CFIMAP points to 
outlook.office365.com.  CFmail looks at smtp.outlook.office365.com.  They both 
access the same mailbox.  
  
 CFIMAP working tag is below (apart for the changes username and password).
  
 
  
 There is no SSL certificate installed.  I was looking at importing one, but 
with CFIMAP working, I figured it was not required.
  
  CF version is 11, latest patches applied.  Version number is 11,0,09,299201 
  
 Brian
  
  



  
  


 From: "Charlie Arehart" <charlie_li...@carehart.org>
Sent: Wednesday, June 22, 2016 12:16 PM
To: cfaussie@googlegroups.com
Subject: RE: [cfaussie] CFMail and outlook365   

Well, if that’s your real username and password, the first thing you’ll want to 
do is change that, as anyone else who wants to can try to get int. Doh! :-(

Second, it’s curious that cfimap would have no problem connecting but cfmail 
would. You’re saying it’s the same server? And were you connecting via CFIMAP 
using tls and/or ssl also? If not, then perhaps it’s that you need to import an 
SSL cert (into the JVM that you have CF using) so that CF can act as an ssl/tls 
client to the office365.com server. If you ARE using ssl/tls in the cfimap, 
with the same connection info, perhaps there’s a difference in the underlying 
way that cfimap vs cfmail do the ssl/tls communication.

Along those  lines, what version of CF is this (9? 10? 11? 2016?), and what 
update level? And what JVM version. All these can be seen in the CF Admin 
“system info” page (the “i” icon in the top right). Later versions of CF and 
the JVM each address various issues related to SSL (and also include more 
modern certs, that often avoid the need to have to import one).

Let us know if this starts getting you down the road. There are more details on 
all the above, but I’ll hold off on the details in case you don’t need them, or 
this is not taking you toward a good solution.
   

/charlie  

   

From: cfaussie@googlegroups.com [mailto:cfaussie@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of 
Brian Knott
Sent: Tuesday, June 21, 2016 7:01 PM
To: cfaussie@googlegroups.com
Subject: [cfaussie] CFMail and outlook365  



Hi Guys. 

  

Our business is moving all mail account to the cloud.  outlook.office365.com 

  

I have been able to get CF, using CFIMAP, to check mail boxes and download 
attachments. 

  

What I can not do is send mail using the CFMail tag.  Example code is below. 

  

My understanding is that the connection need to use SSL and port 587.  I have 
set these and tried various setting, SSL on/off TLS on/off etc.  Each time I 
get the error below.  Credential make no difference, it does not even check if 
the user name and password are correct  

  

Anyone had experience in this area? 

  

ERROR 

  

javax.mail.MessagingException: Could not connect to SMTP host: 
smtp.office365.com, port: 587; nested exception is: javax.net.ssl.SSLException: 
Unrecognized SSL message, plaintext connection? 

  

CODE 

  










The Contractor data load has failed at #timeformat(now(),'hh:mm 
tt')# on #dateformat(now(),'ddd  ')#

Error Details





 

  

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RE: [cfaussie] CFMail and outlook365

2016-06-21 Thread Charlie Arehart
Well, if that’s your real username and password, the first thing you’ll want to 
do is change that, as anyone else who wants to can try to get int. Doh! :-(

Second, it’s curious that cfimap would have no problem connecting but cfmail 
would. You’re saying it’s the same server? And were you connecting via CFIMAP 
using tls and/or ssl also? If not, then perhaps it’s that you need to import an 
SSL cert (into the JVM that you have CF using) so that CF can act as an ssl/tls 
client to the office365.com server. If you ARE using ssl/tls in the cfimap, 
with the same connection info, perhaps there’s a difference in the underlying 
way that cfimap vs cfmail do the ssl/tls communication.

Along those  lines, what version of CF is this (9? 10? 11? 2016?), and what 
update level? And what JVM version. All these can be seen in the CF Admin 
“system info” page (the “i” icon in the top right). Later versions of CF and 
the JVM each address various issues related to SSL (and also include more 
modern certs, that often avoid the need to have to import one).

Let us know if this starts getting you down the road. There are more details on 
all the above, but I’ll hold off on the details in case you don’t need them, or 
this is not taking you toward a good solution.



/charlie

 

From: cfaussie@googlegroups.com [mailto:cfaussie@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of 
Brian Knott
Sent: Tuesday, June 21, 2016 7:01 PM
To: cfaussie@googlegroups.com
Subject: [cfaussie] CFMail and outlook365

 

Hi Guys.

 

Our business is moving all mail account to the cloud.  outlook.office365.com

 

I have been able to get CF, using CFIMAP, to check mail boxes and download 
attachments.

 

What I can not do is send mail using the CFMail tag.  Example code is below.

 

My understanding is that the connection need to use SSL and port 587.  I have 
set these and tried various setting, SSL on/off TLS on/off etc.  Each time I 
get the error below.  Credential make no difference, it does not even check if 
the user name and password are correct 

 

Anyone had experience in this area?

 

ERROR

 

javax.mail.MessagingException: Could not connect to SMTP host: 
smtp.office365.com, port: 587; nested exception is: javax.net.ssl.SSLException: 
Unrecognized SSL message, plaintext connection?

 

CODE

 










The Contractor data load has failed at #timeformat(now(),'hh:mm 
tt')# on #dateformat(now(),'ddd  ')#

Error Details







 

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