What do you mean it limits number of items via POP3? How many new mails you
have?
Gmail AFAIK only disables standard behavior of DELE command and instead of
deleting it acts as set in settings of Gmail account (usually marks message
as read).
Also, once email has been accessed through POP3 it
Čestit Božić i Sretna Nova Godina! (from Croatia)
(Merry Christmas and Happy New Year)
There, more funny characters for you to test your decoders :)
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Here is a thing I posted on Indy forums but also concerns Overbyte package
too.
According to RFC-3977 article number is supposed to increase until it
reaches bounds of 31-bit value - 2,147,483,647 (
http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc3977#page-24) and while servers are not
allowed to send higher value
Maybe a stupid question but have you tried to telnet to localhost, port 21
to see if anything else listens on it? perhaps a hanged process/thread?
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Basically you answered what I needed to know. As long as no ProcessMessages
is called it is safe to use in non-thread safe environment with single
thread. Thanks for the answer.
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It is definitely possible to have issues with UPX but I would say that's a
bit too sensitive heuristics. With better (read: paid) anti-viri programs I
never had any issues - they recognize UPX and unpack it properly and check
for whatever is inside. Only AVG and similar software (free versions)
Also, is there a mechanism (in ICS) to check for invalid root certificates
(regarding the recent SSL issue with bad Comodo certificates)?
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GSSLEAY_DLL_Name = SSLEAY32.DLL;
doesn't seem to work!
well it should. could be a problem with installation? maybe you're missing
some of the #pragma's in the cpp file?
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A kind of related note - if you are downloading mail from Gmail (using POP3)
Gmail does not behave as usual servers where you issue RETR command and
deletes message only after you issue DELE command but instead it uses
settings from Gmail account and seems to ignore DELE command completely. If
you
When I looked at Indy and Ararat Synapse they both prefer blocking sockets
to connect to text-based protocols like HTTP, POP, SMTP, FTP etc.
The reason - because communication is flowed - you send command, you wait
reply, if reply does not match you handle error. It is all nice line-by-line
See:
http://wiki.overbyte.be/wiki/index.php/ICS_Download
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Merry Christmas and Happy 2011 from Croatia to all of you guys
especially Francois, Arno and Angus... and big thanks for all the help
and tips provided so far! You have no idea how much it is appreciated!
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I was looking a bit at how IP*Works operates that is included in Delphi/CB XE.
With MIME decoder it has a nice feature of decoding parts on demand.
Basically it scans MIME message for available parts and builds a list
of available parts. They are not decoded at this point. When you
access array
Someone before here mentioned compiler errors with CB and ICS. Errors like:
[BCC32 Error] ws2def.h(213): E2238 Multiple declaration for 'sockaddr'
[BCC32 Error] winsock.h(486): E2344 Earlier declaration of 'sockaddr'
[BCC32 Error] ws2def.h(222): E2146 Need an identifier to declare
[BCC32 Error]
First off, does ICS V7 support the newest TLS version 1.2 ?
whatever 0.9.8n supports, ICS should support. so take a look what 098n
supports in openssl docs.
dynamically when a ICS-SSL application starts ?
on first use (first connection), not when app starts but when SSL/TLS
component is used,
be thankful for it and make your own and make money on it.
ms thinks on a corporate level and what their corporate heads think is
good for their users. it is a whole different mindset than regular
users mindset.
by the time they figure it out you'll have tons of money just for that
simple idea. if
Do you really need to determine free local port? By what you wrote it
doesn't seem you need that.
You need a free local port if you are making a server type of
application, not a client application.
If you connect to remote server (then you are making a client
application) you connect to
I think there might be a slight issue with timezone bias calculation.
In this function (haven't checked but similar could be used somewhere else too):
function TimeZoneBias : String;
in OverbyteIcsSmtpProt.pas
if timezone could not be calculated (TIME_ZONE_ID_INVALID) or if it is
GMT (UTC) it
I found something that might also be issue with pop3 component.
If you check one pop3 account and end the session usually LastResponse
will be some ending message like +OK sayonara. But if you then
reinitialize pop3 for another account and this account fails to
connect, for example due to timeout
IMO the component should clear LastResponse on before connect.
Maybe it should, but what it does is different story :)
The following fails also with non-sync version but sync is easier to copy-paste.
//--
SyncPop3Cli-Host = put-valid-server-here;
Well, then I have a question: maybe you have some ideas of how to organize
recursive download: for example, if user started to download
www.example.com/path/index.html, we should also accept
www.example.com/path/logo.jpg and so on, but not www.example.com/index.php.
If user started
Then I noticed that requests to folder without trailing slash (GET
/somepath/foo/bar)
are redirected to locations with slash (/somepath/foo/bar/) so it's easy
to tell it's a directory.
this depends how server is configured to treat trailing slash. In most
cases it will treat it as access to
const GSSLEAY_DLL_Name : String = 'SSLEAY32.DLL';
This is not required since writable typed constants is enabled.
That's all fine but I don't see it published as property anywhere. How
do I modify its value during runtime to set full path for SSLEAY32.DLL
and LIBEAY32.DLL?
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Forget about my remark about \ or /. The DllPath could be used as
is just DllPath + LibraryName. This avoids the need to process
needlessly slashes or backslashes. If this is used I would suggest a
bold remark in the docs on Wiki to encourage use of this property if
this is to be used.
Anyway,
It appears that this new vulnerability requires programs to adopt
secure DLL loading. As Microsoft says they can't fix the issue by
patching Windows as it would mess up a lot of programs so it is up to
programmers to fix it in their own programs.
This applies to all programs that load external
Open SSL is currently branched into two releases - 0.9.8o and 1.0.0a.
Although 1.0.x is more recent, 0.9.x versions are currently more
stable so I would go with 0.9.x
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Can I send attachment to this group? If not, how do I send?
Eric
Please don't send attachments even if it is possible. Upload to
hotfile.com or some similar service (there is a bunch of them!) like
that and link in your message... all of such services offer you a
delete link which you can use
From what I could see, ICS uses a lot of WM_USER+n messages range but
the use of these custom messages is not recommended. Instead you
should use WM_APP+n.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms644930%28VS.85%29.aspx
The reason to use WM_APP is because WM_USER can conflict with system
A few POP3 related questions...
1. How am I supposed to detect when POP3 component has disconnected or
what state is it in?
OnSessionClosed appears to trigger BEFORE it disconnects but after
QUIT is sent (not logical for me, should be the last one to trigger)
and what seems to trigger at the
Fredrik Larsson wrote:
Can't you use something like Putty to tunnel the traffic?
I may also suggest http://www.stunnel.org/ for wrapping any kind of
non-SSL traffic into SSL.
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Hi,
I uploaded a better Unicode port of TPop3Cli here:
http://www.duodata.de/misc/delphi/ics/OverbyteIcsPop3Prot.zip
Thanks for making a quick fix, I will surely use it and probably a few
other people here as well. But I'm more for a permanent solution so
I'll keep an eye on this.
I've been
TBytes was the datatype to be used. However that would break
backwards compatibility since historically string was used everywhere.
That all was no problem, however the rule is: DO NOT BREAK BACKWARDS
COMPATIBILITY and that is where the problems begin.
Well you've already broken this rule by
So if you changed some of the wiki pages now you can surround it with
these tags and make your code look nicer.
Looks nice with C++, however the Delphi colors should be changed.
I didn't want to go into styling because it is a matter of preference. The
colors as they are now are defaults of
OK, I have an issue which I don't entirely understand.
The way to check received pop3 message is to create Pop3CliMessageLine event
and then add Pop3Cli.LastResponse to your own buffer (UnicodeString) and
store that as email.
However, this creates a bit of a problem - LastResponse is
Thanks for your wiki-input!
Arno Garrels
Thank you for your answers that helped me. By the way, I suggested to
Francois to install Geshi for code-coloring, if you refresh the page on:
http://wiki.overbyte.be/wiki/index.php/TPop3Cli.List
You'll see how it looks much nicer now. The only
You have to reset property MsgNum to zero before both List() and Uidl().
Alright, that seems to work, although it is not entirely logical to me. I'll
put it in the wiki documentation when updating it along with one complete
example. Thanks Arno.
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I tried synchronous calls now and discovered that event trigger is not
necessary related to UIDL after LIST:
SyncPop3Cli1-Host = pop3.host.name;
SyncPop3Cli1-Port = 110;
SyncPop3Cli1-UserName = username;
SyncPop3Cli1-PassWord = password;
SyncPop3Cli1-ConnectSync();
SyncPop3Cli1-UserSync();
Arno, don't bother with Win2000 without service packs support.
See this:
OS usage by market share:
Windows XP - 62.53%
Windows Vista - 15.26%
Windows 7 - 12.67%
Mac OS X 10.6 - 2.34%
Mac OS X 10.5 - 1.96%
Linux - 1.13%
Java ME - 0.73%
Mac OS X 10.4 - 0.66%
iPhone - 0.60%
Windows 2000 - 0.50%
When compiling current V7 on CB2010 (possibly D2010 as well) - when doing
Install on the design-time package it pops:
Unable to find static library: OverbyteIcsCB2009Run.lib
On a related note - when doing install should I change active configuration
to Release for both Run-time and Design-time
Most likely that's wrong, as I recall the vulnerability,
it's probably only safe to not enable option
SslOpt_ALLOW_UNSAFE_LEGACY_RENEGOTIATION.
I never even meant to enable this option. If it fails I don't care.
Many servers will be upgraded quickly to fix this issue anyway so I don't
think
You are welcome! It's fixed and checked in. Should be included
in the next daily snapshot as well. However declaration of size_t
moved to OverbyteIcsTypes.pas and there are some other changes too.
Please give it a trial and let me know how it works for you.
Arno, didn't had time to test that
well, that's great news i thought it was not fixed already and it was still
disabled in N version as well. good to know!
but what does this mean require the extension as needed?
if i understood correctly - if you have 098n and server supports the
extension, it will be used with no additional
please try to add the line below to OverbyteIcsLIBEAY.pas and report back,
thank you!
type
{$EXTERNALSYM size_t} == this line
size_t = LongWord; // x86
Arno,
This appears to solve the issue. The project I have now compiles without
errors with this version as well.
/me is happy :)
I have 2 snapshots. The one I downloaded on 2009-11-18, and the one I
downloaded on 2010-05-03 (so it is snapshot from 2010-04-28 in fact which is
the last date I see in the history).
When I compile a project I have, it stops with the following error message:
[BCC32 Error] utilcls.h(511): E2015
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