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You wrote "we try all Versions up 1.91", do you mean all versions starting from 1.91, or do you mean that version 1.91 is the newest version tested?
I would need to see your log file when you run the newest official version (2.6.2) and using the -superdebug option. This will tell us what the server is sending back that causes Blat to exit with error code 2.
Chip.
2009-02-16 15:22:49 UTC in Blat - A Win32 Command Line SMTP Mailer
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You can either run Blat with new -install options to match what you need/want, or you can edit the registry key. The registry key is normally under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Public Domain\Blat.
Chip.
2009-02-12 05:09:07 UTC in Blat - A Win32 Command Line SMTP Mailer
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The original message made it seem like you were referring to the target array, not the source array. I will change the memcpy() to strncpy() based on the argument that your source array might be closer to the end of a Windows page than the size of my target array. Thank you for the added clarification in your first line. :)
Chip.
2008-12-05 13:33:44 UTC in Blat - A Win32 Command Line SMTP Mailer
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Let's look at the two routines to see what they are doing, and their associated character arrays:
extern char bodyFilename[_MAX_PATH];
static char logFile[_MAX_PATH];
static int checkBodyFile ( int argc, char ** argv, int this_arg, int startargv )
{
argc = argc; // For eliminating compiler warnings.
startargv = startargv;
memcpy(bodyFilename...
2008-11-06 02:11:52 UTC in Blat - A Win32 Command Line SMTP Mailer
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I checked Outlook Express, and it does the same thing that Blat does.
To: =?iso-8859-1?Q?Dani=EBl_Krol?=
Is it possible that what Blat sends (ISO-8859-1) is causing your email reader a problem when it might be looking for iso-8859-1 to be in lowercase?
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Chip.
2008-03-16 16:28:28 UTC in Blat - A Win32 Command Line SMTP Mailer
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I added a snippet of code to check if you gave a POP3 host name, and to use the SMTP host if you did not. The code says:
If you gave a POP3 userid or POP3 password
if you did not give a POP3 host name/address
use the SMTP server as the POP3 server.
If you have a chance, please test this. It can be downloaded from my home account...
2008-03-16 14:00:20 UTC in Blat - A Win32 Command Line SMTP Mailer
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Would you please clarify what you are requesting? I do not understand what you wrote. Sorry.
If you want, please write your message in your native language and I will try to get it translated.
Thanks,
Chip.
2008-03-15 14:40:12 UTC in Blat - A Win32 Command Line SMTP Mailer
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That is how is should be sent, according to the RFCs. Which email reader program are you using, and what version is that?
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Chip.
2008-03-15 14:38:02 UTC in Blat - A Win32 Command Line SMTP Mailer
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Is the first part of that log coming from your POP3 server or from the SMTP server? It appears to be from your SMTP server, which would indicate to me that you gave a bad POP3 server name/address to use. When Blat cannot connect to a POP3 server, it won't use POP3 access before attempting to access the SMTP server.
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Chip.
2008-03-15 14:32:36 UTC in Blat - A Win32 Command Line SMTP Mailer
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Use stunnel to provide the encryption. Stunnel is freely available from stunnel.org. I use it here at home to access my AT&T mail. If you search the Yahoo mailing list (http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/blat/) for stunnel, you will find instructions and my stunnel.conf file. It would be a simple change to stunnel.conf to use it with gmail.
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Chip.
2008-03-15 14:25:18 UTC in Blat - A Win32 Command Line SMTP Mailer
