Hi simon:
Does smtp code support NLTM authentication ?
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Sent: 2013年4月25日
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Subject: Re: [lwip-users] Integrate the SMTP with lwIP -1.3.2.
Dinesh Arunachalam wrote:
how to integrate
the SMTP with lwIP -1.3.2. please give suggestions to implement it.
The SMTP client only support unencrypted transfer. It supports different authentication methods by default. Usage is like this:
// first, set the server address
smtp_set_server_addr("smtp.yourdomain.com");
// set the server port: only necessary if != default (which is 25)
smtp_set_server_port(25);
// set your authentication data (unless the server does not need this, which is very rare)
smtp_set_auth("YourUserName", "YourPassword");
// then, call one of the send functions, like:
smtp_send_mail("address@hidden",
"address@hidden", "SomeSubject", "Email Body...", CB, NULL);
// ... where "CB" is a callback function that gets called when the transfer to the mail server is finished (successfully or not - this is indicated in the various arguments passed to the callback functions)
BTW: I thought those functions were pretty self-explanatory...
Simon