On Mar 17, 2007, at 12:25 PM, Mark James wrote:
CB wrote a 587 mod, and a SMTP mod, but not one that can work for
both.
Plus, the SMTP mod, as far as I can tell, cannot send from joe.com,
bill.com and chuck.com.
I just posted a new version on my web site that is the stock 2.0v3
PPC version of Emailer, but with it set to use port 587 for SMTP
traffic instead of port 25.
There is no authentication, no dual @ support, and SMTP occurs before
POP. Like I said, this is the stock 2.0v3 version with no other
changes besides the port 587 change.
If you need the Emailer Custom Settings, then you need to install
that on its own, as I did not roll the Mail From change into this
version. If I didn't make it clear, pretend you installed Emailer
2.0v3 from scratch, and then just made it send on port 587 instead of
25. :-)
I have not done ANY testing with this version as I don't have access
to a server using port 587 and does not require authentication. As a
result, I have no idea if it even works (well, ok, I launched it to
personalize it, and make sure it didn't just explode on start).
Standard disclaimers apply, if you use it, I take no responsibility
for death, dismemberment, abduction by aliens, or damages caused to
your personal, financial, love, or any other so called life you may
have.
To use it, download it, unstuff it, and drop it into the same place
as your current Emailer application. Quit any running versions you
have, then launch the new version. It will use the same prefs, mail
database, settings, and everything else. To stop using it, quit it
and launch some other version of Emailer instead.
You can get it from the app mods section of my Emailer site at
<http://www.mythtech.net/emailer> It is the one marked CE-
Stock_Port587.sit or something to that effect.
If you are not Mark and you are reading this email, and you don't
understand what this version is for or what it does or if you need
it... then you can safely ignore the whole email as it doesn't apply
to you so none of that information becomes relevant to your existence
or time here on earth.
-chris
<www.mythtech.net>
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