Re: [twsocket] SSL and TLS for TSmtpCli

2011-08-18 Thread Arno Garrels
Neal Barnett wrote: >>> Instead of TSmtpCli you have to use TSslSmtpCli plus a linked >>> TSslContext. Take a look at the OverbyteIcsSslMailSnd sample in >>> ICS sub directory SslInternet, get a free GMail account and play >>> with the demo. And don't forget to download the OpenSSL libraries >>> f

Re: [twsocket] SSL and TLS for TSmtpCli

2011-08-18 Thread Neal Barnett
> Arno - > >> or >> Encrypted Connection: SSL >> Port: 465 > >>> This is commonly SSL-type "Implicit (TLS Connection)". >>> The difference between Implicit and Explicit is that Implicit >>> establishes > a secure SSL/TLS connection and Explicit starts with a plain text >>> connection that is tur

Re: [twsocket] SSL and TLS for TSmtpCli

2011-08-17 Thread Arno Garrels
Neal Barnett wrote: > Arno - > >> or >> Encrypted Connection: SSL >> Port: 465 > >>> This is commonly SSL-type "Implicit (TLS Connection)". >>> The difference between Implicit and Explicit is that Implicit >>> establishes > a secure SSL/TLS connection and Explicit starts with a plain text >>> co

Re: [twsocket] SSL and TLS for TSmtpCli

2011-08-17 Thread Neal Barnett
Arno - > or > Encrypted Connection: SSL > Port: 465 >>This is commonly SSL-type "Implicit (TLS Connection)". >>The difference between Implicit and Explicit is that Implicit establishes a secure SSL/TLS connection and Explicit starts with a plain text >>connection that is turned into a secure conn

Re: [twsocket] SSL and TLS for TSmtpCli

2011-08-16 Thread Arno Garrels
Neal Barnett wrote: > Hi - > I'm trying to mimic the Outlook "More Settings" Advanced Tab using the > TSmtpCli component. I don't use/know Outlook but that shouldn't matter. > > For example, if I wish to send using: > Encrypted Connection: TLS > Port: 587 That port can be used if the ISP has

[twsocket] SSL and TLS for TSmtpCli

2011-08-16 Thread Neal Barnett
Hi - I'm trying to mimic the Outlook "More Settings" Advanced Tab using the TSmtpCli component. For example, if I wish to send using: Encrypted Connection: TLS Port: 587 or Encrypted Connection: SSL Port: 465 how would I do this? Thanks, -- Neal -- To unsubscrib