SMTP email problem

I am using wifi to connect to the internet and my outgoing mail is not working. I have tried different smtp that works on other computers but still not work

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I am using a tiscali email address. I can receive mails ok and even have all my folders on my iPad but cannot send any emails. I get smtp server problems. Any idea how to resolve?

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Executable build failing with no error message with smtp email VIs

I have a VI which I want to build into a .exe which will be used as an HMI for a real-time system. I am using the SMTP VIs to text/email me various notifications about the system state. The main VI works fine if run but will not build into an .exe. The error message comes back blank so no help there (LabView 2010). If I just simply disable the portion of the code in the HMI.VI which contains the email VI code, the application builds. I searched for anwers and was unable to resolve the problem. Any ideas? Do I need to include anything in the build that is specific to the LabView SMTP VIs? I'm new to building .exe's so I appologize for any rookie mistakes I may have made.
Thanks.

mikeporter wrote:
You said you searched for answers (on the forum?).
Yes.
What did you find?
I found a bunch of topics on email send errors after the application was built but nothing related to .exe building failures (related to the SMTP/email VIs). I also found topics dicussing the bug that fails to report an (any) error during the .exe build (for 2011). The solution was to install the service pack. if that's my problem then I will have to go through the motions to get that done (corporate computers / lack of persmissons and such).
What have you tried? This question has been answered many, many, many times.
I tried what I stated in the OP. If I disable the portion of the code which contains the email SMTP VIs, the application builds, otherwise, the build fails and no error code or description is given.
PS: probably has nothing to do with the SMTP drivers, per se.
If the answer has been given many, many times, then I appologize for not being able to find it before posting. Trust me, the last thing I want to is waste my time fishing for answers on the forum, especially when I get a response from forum members who would rather point out that my mis-identified problem has been answered many, many times, rather then just helping me out.

I am having email problems with the new Lion. stmp, imap, etc. I have looked up google info and It is confusing when it comes to TS, SSL also, please explain how to set it up so my email goes out and comes in securely. Help

I am having email problems with the new Mountain Lion. stmp, imap, etc. I have looked up google info and It is confusing when it comes to TS, SSL also, please explain how to set it up so my email goes out and comes in securely. Help
Incoming Mail (IMAP) Server - requires SSL:
imap.gmail.com
Use SSL: Yes
Port: 993
Outgoing Mail (SMTP) Server - requires TLS:
smtp.gmail.com (use authentication)
Use Authentication: Yes
Use STARTTLS: Yes (some clients call this SSL)
Port: 465 or 587
Account Name:
your full email address (including @gmail.com) Google Apps users, please enter username@your_domain.com
Email Address:
your full Gmail email address ([email protected]) Google Apps users, please enter username@your_domain.com
Password:
your Gmail password
The Quick Answer
Follow the instructions below to set up IMAP1 access in most email clients.
Google Apps users, please follow the default instructions unless otherwise noted, replacing 'your_domain.com' with your actual domain2 name.
this is all greek to me. WHAT IS STARTTLS? On the first page of Apple set up there is a TLS certificate and it is marked NONE- should I change it to the long APPLE CERT option? The next page under ADVANCED: THERE IS A BOX SSL MARKED. Then IMAP Path Prefix - I put stmp.gmail.com.. is that right? Port 993 can use this one? as 456 doesn't work and 587 said it wasn't safe. Under AUTHENTICATION I used PASSWORD. Should I have used external client cert TLS?
Please help me set this up securely. Thanks

Apple - Support - Mail Setup Assistant

Error 1172 occurred when sending smtp email via labview

I found these two useful vi example to send smtp email using Labview:
http://decibel.ni.com/content/docs/DOC-7451
http://decibel.ni.com/content/docs/DOC-2401
However, I got error 1172 saying "No connection could be made because the target machine actively refused it 74.125.91.109:587". I'm using gmail to send emails and pretty sure that all the settings in the VI are correct. According to http://mail.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?answer=13287, I tried both 587 and 465 as the port, and nothing would help. 587 will give the 1172 error and 465 will hang the vi for a while after stopping it. This 1172 error is unlikely due to the suggestion from the 2nd link, "Note: If you receive Error -1172 with this example, try logging into the Gmail account with your browser. This error can occur with Gmail accounts that have been inactive for a period of time. You must log in with a browser and verify CAPTCHA text to reactivate the account." because the error kept on even when I login to my gmail account.
I got myself a solution from http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2737823/unable-to-send-smtp-mail-with-net-network-issue, which says to turn off the antivirus software. I turned off McAfee on my PC and it did work. Now, I'm able to send email, even when I log out my account. However, I'm not happy since I have to keep my antivirus off. My question is, is there any way to walk around this issue? i.e. being able to send email with antivirus on?
My 2nd question: how to send message to multiple recipients? The string array to the "recipient" does not work, and the form of "[email protected];[email protected]" does not work neither. Do I have to create multiple property nodes for the recipients or better way to do it?
Many thanks
Message Edited by holyna on 06-14-2010 11:34 PM

Hi Bhuvanesh,
I noticed that the original thread here hasn't been updated in over a year. In the future, it will be helpful if you begin a new topic for your issue.
I will first address your second question concerning sending SMS messages using LabVIEW. The only way LabVIEW can send an SMS text message is by passing an e-mail to the appropriate SMS gateway service. This gateway will vary by cellular provider. You will need to obtain the SMS gateway service information for each carrier you wish to push text messages to.
As far as the error you are receiving, we will need more information in order to narrow down your problem. What is the exact error message you're receiving? Are you receiving "1172: No connection..." or some other variation? A screen capture of your code would also be very useful.
Regards,
Andy C.
Applications Engineering
National Instruments

RE: SMTP Email Client

Not long time ago I was trying to send an email from within Forte using
SMTP. And believe it or not it works just fine.
From what I can tell, Keith, you know the steps to send it, but missingfew concepts in how the SMTP works. It is simple, but not that simple.
So you know how to create outbound connection (using
ExternalConnection):
myConnection.Open ( rcptMailServer.com, 25, NIL,
CM_ADDR_INTERNET_NAME );
Once you have that reference you would send a 'HELO' string and wait for
response, the trick here is to use memoryBuffer to do that, as probably
you knew that:
pTextToSend = pTextToSend.concat('\n'); -- be sure to always add
new line character
-- send string to the mail server
aBuffer.Open( SP_AM_READ_WRITE, TRUE );
aBuffer.WriteText( pTextToSend );
length = pTextToSend.actualSize;
aConnection.Write( aBuffer, length );
aBuffer.Close();
-- receive response from the mail server
aBuffer.Open( SP_AM_READ_WRITE, TRUE );
length = cBufferSize;
while TRUE do
aConnection.Read ( aBuffer, length );
aBuffer.ReadText( lTempText );
lReceivedText.concat( lTempText );
if length < cBufferSize then
exit;
end if;
end while;
aBuffer.Close();
NOTE: for the first 'HELO' write you need to read the response twice! -
it will not work promptly otherwise.
Then using same technique (and code for send/receive) send the following
(in that order!):
send('MAIL FROM: <[email protected]>');
receiveResponse();
send('RCPT TO: <friend@rcptMailServer>');
receiveResponse();
send( 'DATA' );
receiveResponse();
send( myMsgString );
where myMsgString is something like:
myMsgString : TextData = new();
myMsgString .concat('From:
').concat(pFromAddr).concat('\n');
myMsgString .concat('To:
').concat(pToAddr).concat('\n');
myMsgString .concat('Cc:
').concat(pCcAddr).concat('\n');
myMsgString .concat('Subject:
').concat(pSubject).concat('\n\n'); -- that is here for purpose
myMsgString .concat(pMsg).concat('\n').concat('.'); --
the DOT is here for purpose too!
receiveResponse();
send( 'QUIT' );
receiveResponse();
and finally
aConnection.Close();
Well, I do not think there is anythink left, is there? (well there is
multiple address, files attachment, etc, but I will not go into that).
So, good luck, hope it helps!
Dariusz Rakowicz
Consultant
BORN Information Services (http://www.born.com)
8101 E. Prentice Ave, Suite 310
Englewood, CO 80111
303-846-8273
[email protected]
-----Original Message-----
From: Keith Wells [SMTP:[email protected]]
Sent: Thursday, August 13, 1998 4:12 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: SMTP Email Client
I seem to be able to create an outbound connection with my server, but
I
do not receive any mail. My port setting is 25 which is the port for
my
mail system, and I have submitted my address as both host name and ip.
Has anyone used forte to create an smtp email client?
I have tested for the following exceptions, but everything seems fine.
UsageException
SystemResourceException
RemoteAccessException
While testing this app, I built my text file by doing the following:
CompleteMessage = CompleteMessage.concat('HELO\t');
CompleteMessage = CompleteMessage.concat('mailhost.myhost.com\r\n');
CompleteMessage = CompleteMessage.concat('MAIL\t');
CompleteMessage = CompleteMessage.concat('FROM:
<[email protected]>\r\n');
CompleteMessage = CompleteMessage.concat('RCPT\t');
CompleteMessage = CompleteMessage.concat('TO:
<[email protected]>\r\n');
CompleteMessage = CompleteMessage.concat('DATA\r\n');
CompleteMessage = CompleteMessage.concat('This Is my test
data!!\r\n');
CompleteMessage = CompleteMessage.concat('QUIT\r\n');
The SMTP commands seem to be correct.
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A problem with whitelisting is that spammers often use your domain or an address as the from address.
Another method (out of 100s of methods) is to use an alternate smtp port for mail submission and have content filtering on that port disabled. An example, added to master.cf is:
587 inet n - n - - smtpd
-o smtpdclientrestrictions=
-o smtpdrecipient_restrictions=permit_saslauthenticated,reject
-o content_filter=
The above removes all client and recip restrictions, only allows sasl_auth users and bypasses the content filter. You could modify other main.cf features specifically for this port and it's users, for example you could specific a larger mailboxsizelimit or require TLS, etc.
The downside to this... you have no virus checking of outbound mail submitted by your users, the upside is less resource consumption checking every outbound (or local) message submitted and more control over the features of the submission port.
Jeff

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Smtp email (MS office toolkit) can't open attachments

I'm using the SMTP Email send file.vi to send a Word.doc file as an attachment. The .doc file is the result of the MS office report.vi opening a template, filling the bookmarks, then saving the file as a .doc.
The .doc is then opened with the New report.vi, printed (print report.vi), then disposed (disposed report.vi). The .doc is then attached to an email using SMTP email send file.vi.
The email(s) are arriving without problem and the attachment is visible. If, however, the attachment is double clicked, it will not open. The error message indicates that there may be either path or security problems. There is not, I'm sure of it.
Additionally, I tried saving the attachment "SAVE AS" to a local drive and then opening it. The "save as" worked alright, but when opeing the file I got the same errors.
Oddly enough, if I navigated to the location where the MS office report.vi saved the .doc file and then opened the file, everything worked as expected. The file opened and the bookmarks were filled in as expected.
It seems to me that Outlook (exchange server) is doing something to the file (freakin Microsoft). I can't imagine, however, that I'm the first to attach a file to an email using the MS office toolkit.
Somebody please shed some light on this. It's driving me nuts.
thanks,
todd

Hi Ma,
Here's the "Emailing_Reports.zip" including the VI for LabVIEW 7.0.
Please notice that the option of setting the "binary?" connector to TRUE, is specific to the "SMTP Email Send File.vi" and not just to this example.
Good luck!
- Philip Courtois, Thinkbot Solutions
Attachments:
Emailing_Reports.zip ‏91 KB

IOS4 SMTP email setup issues

IOS4 woes.... Had the "spectacular" experience of updating our Gen2 Itouch to IOS4. Email to our Verizon email account used to work flawlessly. I've sunk about 4 hours and finally got the unit to send email {receiving was never an issue} by creating a second SMTP email account, but outbound emails take 15 minutes to send {when they used to take only 10 seconds, great improvement Apple....}. How do I shut off the DEFAULT Apple / Yahoo account and use the secondary email server as the PRIMARY account?
thank you for your help....Arrrrg {I'm a pirate!}

I was having the same problem with outbound email not working after upgrading my 3GS to OS4.0. The only solution that I found was to disable my existing mail accounts and create new ones. Go to Settings->Mail. Select the mail accounts that don't work properly and set them to Account->OFF. Then select Add Account from the Settings->Mail screen and create a new one. I set two mail accounts that weren't sending mail to OFF, then recreated them with Add Account. They both work perfectly fine now.

Z10 SMTP Email Sending Issues

Hello
Could you let me know if you have a workaround for the issue with not being able to send SMTP emails from the new Blackberry Z10 on build 10.0.10.82
The message I get is 'Protocol Layer was unable to send a message'
There is an ever growing discussion on the message boards….
http://forums.crackberry.com/blackberry-z10-f254/unable-send-some-e-mails-protocol-layer-unable-send.../
http://forums.crackberry.com/blackberry-z10-f254/heads-up-email-bug-recent-z10-os-versions-779341/
http://forums.crackberry.com/blackberry-z10-f254/cant-send-e-mail-via-smtp-z10-785848/
I have tried the following;
Using a different port for smtp (currently using 465 with SSL)
Tried turning SSL off and using port 25
Tried using a local smtp from my service provider (Etisalat raher than auth.smtp.1and1.co.uk)
Using a different email
None of the above work.
Any assistance much appreciated...

6hugo9 wrote:
Yes please -- it's annoying that March-2013 update has introduced such a crippling facility.
I have IMAP and Exchange accounts setup, and all of my email accounts suffer this problem every day ..
Quite dibilitating - and not good when this is my primary communication device... I dont look forward to having to resort to an Android based phone if this doesnt get fixed fairly soon
Regards
@6hugo9 - I think that you are talking about two seperate issues, unless you are also using 1&1 as your email provider.
@jjclarke - The 1&1 issue looks like it is being looked into, there is a KB article here. That said, the more of you that call into your Carrier's Blackberry support teams and report the issue, the more likely you are to get it resolved. You may even find that there is already a resolution in the pipeline waiting for Carrier's to OK the release of the updated software?
@6hugo9 - you are listing a number of seperate issues in your linked threads. There is a bug that shows up on some servers over SMTP that the z10 is botching the HTML encoding on the emails (fortunately my server are not having this issue, knock on wood!), also others are having issues with ports being blocked (port 25 is quite frequently blocked by ISPs for anti-spam reasons) which would stop email from being sent.. as you wouldn't be able to connect to your server.
Regardless, the best way to get to the bottom of that issue is also to call your carrier's Blackberry support team.. that will get the issue escalated on the development side. The "more the merrier", so to speak.
A little birdie told me that when that SMTP encoding bug was introduced, the Blackberry support teams were swamped with calls.. So one has to assume that the devs were then working hard on resolving the issue. I imagine that we are all now waiting on our carriers for the fix to be sent through after they get done with the Carrier's "OS tests" that are always delaying our software updates.
Best bet is always to call in and get a resolution, especially for extremely important issues like this one.
-: DrewRead :-
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OUTGOING SMTP Email issue on N900

Hi All
I have setup my n900 with my POP3/SMTP email settings to enable me to send and receive my emails but I am having the following problem:
Incoming emails are received fine without any issues at all (in full html too, which I really like).
But.. I can't SEND outgoing emails when I am using the WIFI connection at my house. However as soon as I connect to the VODAFONE GPRS connection, I can send email without any problem.
Am I right to assume that because I can at least send whilst in the GPRS connection I must have set smtp up correctly?
Can anyone offer any assistance please?
Cheers
John.
Solved!
Go to Solution.

use these:
POP server: pop3.live.com (Port 995)
POP SSL required? Yes
User name: Your Windows Live ID, for example [email protected]
Password: The password you usually use to sign in to Hotmail or Windows Live
SMTP server: smtp.live.com (Port 25) {Note: If port 25 has been blocked in your network or by your ISP, you can set SMTP port to 587 with TLS or SSL Encryption depending on the client in use}
Authentication required? Yes (this matches your POP username and password)
TLS/SSL required? Yes

SMTP Email Error 54

Hi all,
Why does SMTP Email vi does NOT work? I searched the forums but could not find the answer. I am using LabVIEW 11 development suite on Windows 7.
Here is what I tried:
1. I put in the IP address of our SMTP server obtained from our IT department - didn't work (btw, the format for this IP address is xx.x.xx.xx
2. I put in stmp.mycompany.com (where obviously mycompany is the name of my company - again this info was provided by our IT department) - didn't work
3. I put in my personal gmail address, and smtp.gmail.com - didn't work
In each case I get Error 54. Why is this happening? Are there certain LabVIEW settings that I am not setting correctly? The error message says to check if I have DSN properly configured.
Does this mean that I need to setup something in Win7 that allows LabVIEW to communicate with the outside world (ie, send an email)?

I suggest to forget about your company environment for now. There is a more iminent problem which is that you can not even able to send emails via a known good service. So I would concentrate on resolving the problem with gmail, it may resolve your problem with your company server immediately.
The IP address as we see it is a decimal representation of four hexadecimal numbers. It doesnt matter if you write "1" instead of "001", its still gonna be 0x01, so dont worry about that. You can use the trailing zeros if that makes you more comfortable.
Firewalls also can block suspiciuos programs running on your computer. You must check, maybe LabVIEW is blocked at this moment. Google it, or just click to the link, I did it for you. (http://goo.gl/zExBL7)
BTW: http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/4AB126AEEE00008386256B1B004A2FB8
Attach your VI let me check it (the VI you want to use for gmail, so the LV2011 example). I have LV 2013, I believe the example is changed for this version.)

SMTP email attachments

Hi all,
There have been a few discussions on the list about sending fairly
straightforward emails from SMTP. Has anyone tried sending attachments?
I have a requirement to send quite large attachments ( upto 15Mb ),
some of the files will be zipped. Does anyone have any idea how to do this
and has anyone had any problems sending files of this size through a
Forte SMTP link?
Thanks in advance for any advice,
Dylan Jones.
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FYI,
one of the internet sites, where you can find all of the RFC is:
http://www.cis.ohio-state.edu/hypertext/information/rfc.html
Dariusz.
-----Original Message-----
From: Shirke, Manish [SMTP:[email protected]]
Sent: Tuesday, September 15, 1998 8:58 AM
To: 'Dariusz Rakowicz'
Subject: RE: SMTP email attachments
hi Dariusz,
Thanks for your previous response. Do you know the algorithm for
base64 encoding. If you have a reference to where
I can find it please let me know.
Thanks and regards,
Manish Shirke
Indus Consultancy Services
From: Dariusz Rakowicz[SMTP:[email protected]]
Reply To: Dariusz Rakowicz
Sent: Tuesday, September 15, 1998 9:38 AM
To: 'Michael Strauss'; 'Jones, Dylan'; [email protected]
Subject: RE: SMTP email attachments
Yes, you have to encode them (like base64) into a ASCII text, and then
attached them to your DATA part in SMTP. It is not very complicated,
and why
wouldn't it work through Forte SMTP link? Though it goes through Forte
it
still is SMTP. More about that you can find in the following RFC's:
RFC 821 - for SMTP
RFC 2045 - for attachments
Good luck, hope it helps.
Dariusz Rakowicz
Consultant
BORN Information Services
http://www.born.com
8101 E. Prentice Ave, Suite 310
Englewood, CO 80111
303-846-8273
mailto:[email protected]
-----Original Message-----
From: Michael Strauss [SMTP:[email protected]]
Sent: Monday, September 14, 1998 10:06 PM
To: 'Jones, Dylan'; [email protected]
Subject: RE: SMTP email attachments
Dylan
I have sent SMTP mail, but not through Forte. My understanding isthat
the
client software, in this case Forte, will have to present theattachment
to
SMTP as embedded text (i.e. a stream of text), formatted properly tolook
like an attachment.
If this is zipped data, then you will also have to encode it in MIMEor
BIN/HEX format to ensure that it is transmitted properly. I do notknow
the
algorithm for this.
I have only ever sent plain text files as attachements. I haveincluded
pre
and post amble strings from my own routine. I think that there is
probably
some redundant information in these strings, but they work, so Ihave left
them alone.
If you can understand them, the RFCs for SMTP will explain all ofthis.
Michael Strauss
Mazda Australia Pty Limited
This is the preamble message that you have to embed before you sendthe
file: Note that $3 referes to the actual filename attached.
MIME-Version: 1.0
Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="=#=#=#=#=88=#="
X-Mozilla-Status: 0001
This is a multi-part message in MIME format
--=#=#=#=#=88=#=
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii
Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit
--=#=#=#=#=88=#=
Content-Type: text/plain; name="$3"
Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="$3"
This is the postamble text
--=#=#=#=#=88=#=--
-----Original Message-----
From: Jones, Dylan [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Tuesday, 15 September 1998 11:30
To: [email protected]
Subject: SMTP email attachments
Hi all,
There have been a few discussions on the list about sending fairly
straightforward emails from SMTP. Has anyone tried sendingattachments?
I have a requirement to send quite large attachments ( upto 15Mb ),
some of the files will be zipped. Does anyone have any idea how todo this
and has anyone had any problems sending files of this size through a
Forte SMTP link?
Thanks in advance for any advice,
Dylan Jones.
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Email problems with BB synched via BES. No email notifications and can't send replies.

This isn't a question, but more of a public service announcement for those like myself that manage to screw up their email settings. I recently had problems with my email in that I would not get audible or visual notifications of new email and I couldn't send replies although I could forward and create new emails. The problem is that I am using Desktop Manager on two PCs and only one is configured to access my corporate email account, the one that is redirected to the BB. The default settings of my Desktop Manager installation was to synchronize the device date and time automatically when connected to the PC. Connecting my BB to my home machine would cause the email problems. I had to wipe and reactivate to fix my problems.
So, if you want to use the BB on two PCs and one is not configured for the email account going to the phone... disable the auto synchronization option BEFORE connecting the device to that machine and launching Desktop Manager. It would also be nice if the Desktop Manager installer had an option to install on a PC that is used for backup/recovery and application loading only. The installer had two options IIRC and your choice was that the BB is used with BES or with a personal email account.

Internally, your invites are processed by the server.
If an outside sends a new invite to you, the server doesn't know about it until you add the event to your calendar app.
You'll find settings in Mail and Calendar apps (depending on client OS) to automatically add invites to the Calendar.
So to sum it up.
Internal users, processed in real-time directly by the server
External invites, must be processed by the client app, and depending on OS/Settings, could require manually adding or acknowleding. Also.. in 10.7/10.8 you will see an inbox tray in the Calendar app, your invites may show up there (and you'll need to click to ack)
Hope that helps.

I am losing my carriage returns when sending emails. How to keep? uses SMTP Email MIME Text Content-Type.vi

I am losing my carriage returns when sending emails using the Internet email vi's.
All carriage returns are stripped out and I get one long word wrapped paragraph.
I want to avoid html.
Ideally, using the vi's for rich text would be perfect, but a simple text message with carriage returns and line feeds in any font ok.
uses SMTP Email MIME Text Content-Type.vi
i have tried text/plain, text/html, and mixed yada something

You need to use Line feed constant and then use concatenate function.See the screen shot.
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