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How to know the last login time when a user logs into his gmail account. I don't see this information at all.
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Hi.
Using Centos 5.4, with Postfix. I can do a
mail [email protected]
subject: blah
test
.
Cc:
and the msg gets sent to gmail, but it resides in the spam folder, which is to be expected.
My goal is to be able to generate email msgs, and to have them appear in the regular Inbox! As I understand…
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I have two gmail accounts, and I want to configure my local postfix server as a client which does SASL authentication with smtp.gmail.com:587 with credentials that depend on the sender address.
So, let's say that my gmail accounts are: [email protected] and [email protected]. If I sent a mail with acc1@gmail…
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First, the background: I'm writing a Ruby app that uses SendGrid to send mass emails. SendGrid uses a custom email header (in JSON format) to set recipients, values to substitute, etc. SendGrid's documentation recommends splitting up the header so that the lines are shorter than 1,000 bytes.
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Hello!
Somebody can help me how can i use the gmail smtp server programmatically via socketConnection. My question is how i can write write a TSL/SSL authentication because i can`t communicate with the server?? Somebody did it from java on blackberry ?
Thank You
Alex
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At work, I use Gmail's chat, since it's encrypted and logs chats without installing or saving anything to the hard drive. At home, I use Pidgin. When I log into GMail at home, I have to log out of chat, or messages will end up in the wrong place. When I log into GMail at work, I have to log back…
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