SMTPMail Object Question

[Carlos Cordon]

If my SMTP server requires authentication how should the "Server" string be
sent? If there is a way.

Thanks

 

[Chad Z. Hower aka Kudzu]

If my SMTP server requires authentication how should the "Server" string be
sent? If there is a way.

Your question doenst make sense to me. If the server needs auth - you cannot
just "hack" it on. Auth for SMTP supports about a dozen different ways and
most are not simple to implement. Best to use a tool that supports it. You
can try Indy, its free and supports all the common auth schemes.

www.indyproject.org

SMTP example in C# and VB:
www.atozed.com/indy

 

[Carlos Cordon]

I want to send a mai message from my web page but my SMTP server requires
authentication. My question is: Is this possible using only the Mail.Message
object and SMPT.Mail object. If so how should I send the username and
password to the SMTP server?

Thanks

 

[Chad Z. Hower aka Kudzu]

I want to send a mai message from my web page but my SMTP server
requires authentication. My question is: Is this possible using only the
Mail.Message object and SMPT.Mail object. If so how should I send the
username and password to the SMTP server?

Again - it depends on what kind of Auth scheme your server requires. I gave
you a guaranteed free solution in my last message.

 

[Carlos Cordon]

Thanks!! That works great!

Again - it depends on what kind of Auth scheme your server requires. I gave
you a guaranteed free solution in my last message.

 

[Chad Z. Hower aka Kudzu]

Thanks!! That works great!

See. I told you it was good.