You could connect with a normal socket and send the appropriate
commands and data per the SMTP specs.
A simpler method is to simply telnet to the SMTP port of the mail
server your having trouble with, send the commands/mail data manually
and watch to see what is taking the most time. If your sending
attachments, you can prepare the binary data and pipe it into the
smtp program along with the mail header information.
If you have further questions you can contact me off list.
Hope this helps.
Jason
On Jan 17, 2007, at 6:41 PM, Dennis Birch wrote:
I'm trying to troubleshoot a problem with one of my email accounts.
When
sending messages (with Eudora) it connects quickly but then hangs
for a
significant amount of time before completing the send.
I thought I might be able to troubleshoot this using a SMTPSocket
to look
at messages being exchanged, but it seems they are obscured from
users. Does
anybody know of a way to see what the socket is sending and
receiving with
RB? I know I could do a TCP dump, but I can see other possible
benefits of
following the transaction in RB if it's possible.
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