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Basically I have a Ubuntu Server machine and I would like an idiot-proof solution for sending emails from my website that is also running in this same machine.
My doubts are:
1) Should I use postfix or there are more simple solutions for an smtp server...
Started by Sergio Oliveira Jr. on
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It should probably be set to an address your system to send using a different....
3 are using to send mail should allow you to configure that.
It is not needed to only send it.
You only need a smtp server if you want to receive email .
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Here's my method:
private static void UpdatePref(List<EmailPrefer> prefList) { if(prefList.Count > 0) { foreach (EmailPref pref in prefList) { UpdateEmailRequest updateRequest = new UpdateEmailRequest(pref.ID.ToString(), pref.Email, pref.ListID...
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Assuming that UpdateEmailRequest and UpdateEmailResponse are somehow derived from WebRequest... .
You might try inserting a delay (a second, maybe?) after each update .
One possibility for it timing out is that the server you're talking to is throttling you .
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I am creating a grid application which requires me to send software packets that wrap a class out to participating nodes within my grid.
The first idea that I came up with was to have the master nodes contact each node (running a Windows service) and ...
Started by David Lively on
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I have never tried this, but it's also possible to ....
Another thought would be to send PowerShell scripts.
It work well for managed, as well as a lot more powerful .
You can send the assembly bytes and load them directly into the runtime.
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Hi,
I have some monitoring scripts on a couple of servers checking stuff that's not too critical (but that I indeed would like to receive email alerts for).
I use Postfix and my SMTP-to-SMS email address so that I can receive these notification on my ...
Started by JFA on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
One of the nice things about postfix is that you can alter the running configuration and reload it pretty easily via the postconf -e and postfix reload commands
Otherwise, I'd suggest a cron script that blackhole routes your SMS gateway's IP address, ... .
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Dim a as Type=GetType(className) would gimme the type. But I have only the name of the class as string. I want something like GetType("class1") which would return the type.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
If you make sure to include the namespace like this:
Type... .
Thus, only passing in the class name without its namespace will not yield the Type .
Type.GetType("class1")
Both Type.GetType(...) and Assembly.GetType(...) expects a fully qualified type name .
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Hi,
I'm looking to send a net send type message popup to all users in my network 1 day week every week.
Can I do this via Windows somwhow or would I need a script running somewhere?
Thanks,
Started by thegunner on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
So check that services for the service that ....
Up a dialog (just like net send would) I can very easily dismiss that popup without intendingFirst you need to ensure the net send service is allowed to run control panel->services.
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I'm trying to figure out how to use PowerShell V2's Send-MailMessage with gmail.
Here's what I have so far.
$ss = new-object Security.SecureString foreach ($ch in "password".ToCharArray()) { $ss.AppendChar($ch) } $cred = new-object Management.Automation...
Started by Scott Weinstein on
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Anyway, here's how to send email through gmail with .NET SmtpClient:
$SmtpClient = new-object PowerShell V2 send-mailmessage, but I have....
I'm not sure you can change port numbers with Send-MailMessage since gmail works on port 587.
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I am building a server-client program with c and having some problen wtih sendina a whole file with send() and recv() function. I need to send the whole file with these but all these functions can do is send a string. The main problem is with sending ...
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You create your buffer, fill it, send the....
If you wantsend() does not send a string, it sends an array of bytes.
send(2) just sends a raw byte buffer.
That functionality yourself, or use a library that does so .
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Mails from my system are being rejected when the receiving server does HELO checking. I believe my system is sending the wrong domain name. I'm running exim4. Googling for anything about exim4 and domains yields a nightmarish list of irrelevant results...
Started by Sean on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
Just the three digit code.
The case, you probably want to include some example rejection messages .
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Is this possible.. for example, imagine I respond to a request with a 302 (or 303), and I inform the browser to do a request to a given location.. is there a header that I can send with the HTTP 302, so that the subsequent request from the browser would...
Started by meandmycode on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
But it’s not guaranteed that the client will send the same request.
You just can say “this is not the right location, but try that location instead”.
You cannot force the client to something.
Not possible.
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