Dangit, another all-nighter...

I got MS-SMTP and iMail6/7 working together. The secret, apparently, is the
FrontPage Extensions. In IIS5 (Win2000), change the Outgoing port of the
built-in SMTP server to something other than 25 (I used 5555) by clicking
the Advanced button on the General tab - and make sure it's actually
running. Then add the FPextensions to the site in which you want to be able
to use the CDONTS object. As long as you enter a valid email address and
SMTP server when the wizard asks for it, CDONTS will work perfectly :) If
you already have FPextensions installed on the site in question, go to the
Properties page, Server Extensions tab, Settings button next to "Specify how
mail should be sent," and slap some valid info in here.

Voila :) Hope it works for ya.

----- Original Message -----
From: "Len Conrad" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, July 09, 2001 4:41 AM
Subject: Re: [IMail Forum] Creating Messages & Spooling


>
> >i suspect he's looking for info on this because imail doesn't have an
> >equivalent method to CDONTS from a web page. if he's using Win2000 as the
> >server (and presumably IIS with it), it would be easier just to write a
text
> >file to the spool folder than to mess with the registry and computer
names
> >like the imail KB says to do to get MSsmtp working nicely with imail.
>
> agreed, but just about anything would be better than that  :)))
>
> Can the server app work with a command line SMTP client?
>
> http://www.interlog.com/~tcharron/blat.html is a very nice SMTP client
> widely used. And there are tons of tools and objects to inject mail via
> SMTP.  jmail, aspmail, aspqmail, etc, etc.
>
> The best design is that which uses supported interfaces.  Writing files to
> the Imail spool directory with your fingers crossed is pretty sucky
design,
> it's totally non-portable, given so many superior alternatives into into
an
> RFC-standard SMTP interface, which could be on another machine anywhere.
>
> Len
>
>
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