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
> 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
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
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
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
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,
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Neal
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