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I have a web app that only registered users can use, therefore I should have a valid e-mail address for the creator of the message.
One part of this web app will allow a user to create and send a e-mail message to an e-mail address that the user enters...
Started by Richard West on
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This solution would work in most cases is to designate the address to which messages indicating non-delivery or other mail system failures.
The bounced messages and resend them to the original sender.
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Some mail servers - like MS Exchange - have a "message recall" feature - if a set of conditions is met an already sent message can be recalled as if it has never been sent.
In movies it usually takes a qualified person who will break into the recipient...
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If you requested an e-mail to tell you if the recall suceeds or fails, there is no way to know how long it might take for....
As you stated any features like.
There is not a universal way to recall a sent e-mail message.
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Why is e-mail free and SMS on a mobile phone charged for?
Started by n00ki3 on
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Mostly though it's because e-mail can be ad-supported for SMS and not for ....
First of all because E-Mail is relatively cheap, per email, whereas phone companies have to maintain not only their software but the network.
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I've been tasked with creating some sort of service that will take any e-mail sent to an e-mail address and handle the contents of the e-mail (including binary attachments.)
I've got full access to the server (Windows Server 2008) that will run this service...
Started by Blixt on
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This would affect the decision you make about polling interval if using a batch scenario;
What sort of e-mail system are you integrating with? If it's Exchange, what programmatic interfaces are available requirements--do you need to process....
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I'm setting up a non-profit organization with e-mails @companyname.com, and I've begun using Google Apps for this.
Can I use Google Apps e-mail to maintain a history of all the e-mails sent to a Group? How do I set this up (it is non-obvious for all my...
Started by Andres Jaan Tack on
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We also have the an inbound setting create groups that are much more like discussion forums and will provide a history of all messages.
There and listens on port 25 and dumps all the messages.
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From time to time, coworkers send messages from their personal e-mail accounts. Entourage likes to store and suggest these addresses when composing messages in the future. This is great, except that it inevitably leads to work-related messages being sent...
Started by cpharmston on
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I don't have a Mac here to verify this, but it looks like the database for nicknames is stored here:
~/Documents/Microsoft User Data/Office 2004 Identities/[name of your identity; typically "Main Identity"], where "~" represents your home directory .
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What is the best way/class to send a lot of html e-mail?
(Every mail needs to contain information (from a mysql database) that is linked to the address to which it's sent)
Started by Glenn on
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Doe'); // Loop through messages for ($i = 0; $i < 5; $i++) { $mail = new Zend_Mail(); $mail->.
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I have asked this question in a different post here on SO:
How can a read receipt be suppressed?
I have been doing some research of my own to try and solve this problem and accessing the e-mail account via IMAP seems like it is going to be a good solution...
Started by swolff1978 on
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It will give you.
For recipients or senders, for certain words in the subject or the body of messages.
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Hi,
are there any tools available that will automatically parse an incoming e mail to a specific address, strip out the data and insert it into a SQL database?
The e mail would be coming in through exchange 2003 server and would be in a known fixed format...
Started by Marko Carter on
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There is a commercial software, which seems to do that:
Email2DB
Read and process messages from POP3, IMAP & Microsoft.
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I have an application that needs to send e-mails. Currently, this is what I am using:
System.Net.Mail.MailMessage MyMailMessage = new System.Net.Mail.MailMessage(); MyMailMessage.From = new System.Net.Mail.MailAddress(fromemail.Text); MyMailMessage.To...
Started by Nate Shoffner on
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One with IIS on Win2003/2008 server) and write messages to the local pickup queue.
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