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is there any C library ( popular or standardized ) for sending emails?
parser said:is there any C library ( popular or standardized ) for sending emails?
parser said:is there any C library ( popular or standardized ) for sending emails?
is there any C library ( popular or standardized ) for sending emails?
Richard said:parser said:
Why not just fish out the appropriate RFC and knock up your own?
Richard said:Spiros Bousbouras said:
SMTP? Two monkeys, ten minutes.
RFC821 is 67 pages. 10 minutes for 67 pages ?
I don't think so unless you're a rapid reading
wizard.
is there any C library ( popular or standardized ) for sending emails?
Spiros said:What exactly do you have in mind ? If you already
SMTP? Two monkeys, ten minutes.
Superb replies guys. I think it's best to use sendmail and run system() function by writing to a temporary file and using this system command
cat tempfile | sendmail -v -t
function by writing to a temporary file and using this system command
UUOC!
< tempfile sendmail -v -t
Superb replies guys. I think it's best to use sendmail and run
system() function by writing to a temporary file and using this system
command
cat tempfile | sendmail -v -t
tempfile:
From: fromemail
To: toemail
Subject: subj
Content-type: text/plain
MIME-Version: 1.0
CC: ...
BCC: ...
My message
.
For that matter, UUoTf...
"man popen"
Indeed. What are the odds that a "sendmail -v -t" command is available, and yet
you don't have a popen function.
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