Hi Bevan
We don't use Indy, but we have had few problems connecting to Xtra since
the change. But what are you talking about with port 465? SMTP uses
port 25.
I can connect using port 25, but when I try to send a message using
idSmtp.Send(idMessage) I get exception saying Authentication
Hi Sandeep,
Oh, so you're using SSL! Have you tried from Outlook or Outlook Express
to verify that port 465 works?
Have you checked any firewall settings?
Have you checked with Xtra (recently) that this port is still open?
Have you tried using a telnet session to connect on that port?
Are
I don't know about Xtra, but ISPs sometimes uses non-standard ports for
SMTP sending (maybe in an attempt to cut down on the sending of spam?)
Mine uses 2525 for example.
C.
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We don't use
Xtra were using port 25. I've another support customer that has switched
away from xtra due to the hassles of last weeeknd.
Wonder how many they lost !
Cheers
D
On Mon, 27 Aug 2007 08:14:47 +1200, you wrote:
I don't know about Xtra, but ISPs sometimes uses non-standard ports for
SMTP sending
Hi,
Xtra are now requiring SSL, port 465 for sending:
with Yahoo!Xtra Pro Mail
http://xtra.co.nz/help/0,,4150-7780758,00.html
I haven't used Indy for SSL connections, but I have used it with smtp
authentication:
...
statusbar1.panels[0].Text:='Sending';
application.processmessages;
Hi,
you have to enable SSL authentication. I will see if I can find the code
Sandeep Chandra wrote:
Hi
I am having difficulty connecting to xtra smtp server after they changed their
smtp server to point to send.xtra.co.nz and port to 465.
Has anyone managed to send emails using xtra after
To clarify, all email to xtra now uses SSL. Some apps recognise the
port number and switch automatically.
You either have to use SSL in Indy or use the SSL layer that xtra are
providing. We are using the latter. The code then is
if FUseSSL
then begin
{$ifdef gtD11}
I had to change my friend's setup over the weekend. Some clients wont work
unless you set them to use sll port 465, some they recommend stay on port
25.
I don't understand their reasoning but it IS Xtra we are talking about.
What sort of wers change their smtp server address out of the
As well as changing to port 465 and using SSL, you also need to change your
outbound server from smtp.xtra.co.nz to send.xtra.co.nz.
If you don't switch servers, some of the email you send will never arrive -
I can confirm this. A bit like the way some email sent to you isn't arriving
now due to
Actrix or Orcon have good service with reasonable prices.
HTH
D
On Mon, 27 Aug 2007 10:03:17 +1200, you wrote:
As well as changing to port 465 and using SSL, you also need to change your
outbound server from smtp.xtra.co.nz to send.xtra.co.nz.
If you don't switch servers, some of the email
Orcon
:-)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As well as changing to port 465 and using SSL, you also need to change your
outbound server from smtp.xtra.co.nz to send.xtra.co.nz.
If you don't switch servers, some of the email you send will never arrive -
I can confirm this. A bit like the way some email
Thanks Rohit,
I posted a message yesterday and for some reason it isn't there. Following is
the copy of what I posted.
___
Hi Bevan
We don't use Indy, but we have had few problems connecting to Xtra since
the
I recommend xnet.co.nz. If you do any volume, their adsl package is way
cheaper than xtra (I save about $30 per month), doesn't require tolls and
doesn't slow down at the end of the month. See http://xnet.co.nz/hsi/.
If anyone wants to go with xnet, let me know and I will provide a referal
Xnet is very good if you have mostly national traffic. I use
www.world-net.co.nz with a 30GB plan which works out $5 cheaper than Xnet,
but most of my traffic is international.
Ross.
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Behalf Of Sean Cross
Sent:
Looking at world-net, it is cheaper in some cases, but not in all. Xnet is pay
for what you use, if you don't use all 30gb, you don't get charged for it. If
you have Full speed up and down, xnet will usually be cheaper.
Regards
Sean Cross
IT Systems Development Manager
Catalyst Risk
What Xtra did was to classify their users as home or business. For home
users, outlook presumably sorts out the requirement of ssl. And
business users are using mail servers so they have to use SSL
explicitly. The problem is that there are many users that are
businesses without a mail
Rohit Gupta wrote:
What is involved in converting an App for a chinese like language ?
It is easy enough to get all the strings into a resource file (with a
bit of elbow grease). What about the characters themselves ? Do I
need to worry about things like unicode anywhere ?
According to
Rohit
I must admit I'm trying not to feel a little smug, we have advised
businesses to get their own domain name and email servers for
several years (using linux sendmail) and that @xtra.co.nz was not a
good business practice. The argument I always gave was that it makes
your business look
Using a domain name doesn't always mean using a different mail server. I
have a domain name but I send emails using my ISP.
I would like to use the SMTP server in IIS on an XP Pro box I use as a
server here, but I gave up after several hours of trying. It would receive
emails from my email
An earlier version of my app was translated for Chinese by someone in
Taiwan. I didn't have to change any font settings. I use a TrueType font.
I use GNU GetText for Delphi (http://dybdahl.dk/dxgettext). I only had to
make some room for longer captions in a few places.
Ross.
-Original
Hi RohitI thought you were not alowed to run internet servers on your
home PC with Xtra? Atleast that was what they told me some time ago, and
even Paradise made that comment to me at some stage when I was talking to
one of their tech support guys, but then saidits a stupid and we dont
Yeah?
I haven't got the TelstraClear TOS available, but my recollection was
that you could run a server at home? Not that I do...
Nice that you get a static IP with TelstraClear too.
C.
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Behalf Of Jeremy
you get a static IP with Cable with TelstraClear not ADSL unless you are a
business, and thats a telecom thing. Which is completely stupid and
illigical, considering my connection has been up for ...well now Iliik its
been 16days as I forgot I rebooted my router when I accidently unplugged
I've had fun with Hebrew. A patch changed automatic left/right conversion
so ended up dependent on whether that MS Patch was applied. The hassle
with trying to avoid unicode was ending up with dependency on what default
language and character set people had chosen. Going full unicode fixed
these
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