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Hi All, So now I'm trying to send an email (thank you again for helping to successfully receive emails from an IMAP Gmail account using SSL - works great now!) - I'm trying something really simple, ripping off parts of the "msg-sender.c" sample program. I have a "create_test_msg" function that looks like this: // defines #define TEST_STRING "This is a test email from Steve Rosen" #define HTML_PRE "<html><body><b>" #define HTML_POST "</b></body></html>" static TnyMsg* create_test_msg () { TnyMsg * msg_to_send = (TnyMsg *)tny_camel_msg_new (); TnyHeader *header = tny_msg_get_header (msg_to_send); TnyStream *plain_stream = tny_camel_mem_stream_new (); TnyStream *html_stream = tny_camel_mem_stream_new (); TnyMimePart *plain_body = tny_camel_mime_part_new (); TnyMimePart *html_body = tny_camel_mime_part_new (); tny_header_set_subject (header, TEST_STRING); tny_header_set_from (header, "rosens us panasonic com"); tny_header_set_to (header, "steverosen polarlight com"); g_object_unref (G_OBJECT (header)); tny_stream_write (plain_stream, TEST_STRING, strlen (TEST_STRING)); tny_stream_reset (plain_stream); tny_stream_write (html_stream, HTML_PRE TEST_STRING HTML_POST, strlen (HTML_PRE TEST_STRING HTML_POST)); tny_stream_reset (html_stream); tny_mime_part_construct (plain_body, plain_stream, "text/plain; charset=utf-8", "7bit"); tny_mime_part_construct (html_body, html_stream, "text/html; charset=utf-8", "7bit"); tny_mime_part_add_part (TNY_MIME_PART (msg_to_send), html_body); tny_mime_part_add_part (TNY_MIME_PART (msg_to_send), plain_body); g_object_unref (G_OBJECT (plain_stream)); g_object_unref (G_OBJECT (html_stream)); g_object_unref (G_OBJECT (plain_body)); g_object_unref (G_OBJECT (html_body)); return (msg_to_send); } And I have a TRANSPORT store account all setup to use SMTP to send the message. So the really simple code looks like this: // create a test message... TnyMsg * msg = create_test_msg (); // send the test message... TnySendQueue * queue = tny_camel_send_queue_new (TNY_CAMEL_TRANSPORT_ACCOUNT (account)); tny_send_queue_add (queue, msg, &l_err); Then I just call the "gtk_main()" function to see if the test message gets sent - but nothing happens... :( In gdb, I put a break at the "smtp_connect" function, but it never gets called... Using a similar SMTP account that I setup in Tmut, the "smtp_connect" function DOES get called (although it fails to successfully connect to my Comcast SMTP server - but that's my next question!)... So, any thoughts on what is wrong? And now that I mentioned Tmut - as I just mentioned, the smtp_connect call gets made in Tmut, but it fails to authenticate with the Comcast SMTP server (smtp.comcast.net) - for the Tmut account that I create, what is the correct way to configure the account so it does the correct authentication? I can telnet to smtp.comcast.net and enter this: telnet smtp.comcast.net 25 helo auth auth login <base64 encoded username> <base64 encoded password> data ... (etc.) So how do you configure a Tmut SMTP account to exchange the correct authentication conversation with the Comcast SMTP server? Thank you again for any advice/wisdom regarding my questions - I know it will be some simple and trivial change that allows me to successfully send an email message - and then I can start the REAL project (creating a C++ wrapper library to provide a really simple class to my client applications for sending and receiving emails. Sincerely, Steve Rosen |