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Topic: Secure email (Read 2238 times)
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jbramble
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I'm evaluating using a secure email server ( uses SSL for smtp and pop ) to transfer medical information. Is there a way to configure the emai protocols in Rebol to communicate. If I use a direct SSl: connection, would I have to write headers to conform to smtp protocols?
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Graham
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You would have to purchase Rebol/Command to use SSL, and you would have to re-write the protocols.
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jbramble
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Thank you for your help. I do have rebol command and the SDK/command, but I am hesitant to tackle rewritting the protocols.
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Graham
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well, I'm sure one of use could re-write the pop protcols for you given enough incentive  |
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Gabriele
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Graham, AFAIK it's a small change. (Eg, in POP it's a matter of using open-proto/secure/sub-protocol port 'ssl instead of just open-proto port in open.)
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Graham
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I made some changes to the esmtp protocol that should work with ssl, and it doesn't quite do so.
I can send mail using smtp.gmail.com which supports ssl, but the protocol then times out waiting for a response from gmail after the data has been sent ie. after the final "."
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