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Once I managed to get it to connect securely to Gmail I was able to login, retrieve mail and logout with both the imap and pop3 protocols. At this point I believe I am good to go with my application. I may however write a small email library available to anyone that will make sending and receiving w...

For anyone looking for information on this, I was able to open a secure connection to gmail's pop address using the following code; on socketConnect put "gmail_pop_address" into serverAddress put any line of hostnameToAddress(serverAddress) into socketAddress put ":995" after socketAddress open secu...

Spark out - Thanks for the reply, as I mentioned in my original post those code snippets were adaptations of what I actually had in the program and not directy cut and pasted. I checked just to verify but in the original code I did have the 'with' keyword, I will however edit my original post to ref...

I'm trying to communicate with gmail through the use the POP3 protocol. I've searched the web and the forums and found very little information floating around when it comes to using a secure socket with livecode. currently I'm only trying to verify communication with the "+OK ..." response from the ...

But why would it work for windows by exiting once there were no more characters but not linux? Wouldn't a timeout effect all OS's? Plus i would think by using Livecode's l'to=on' in the serial control string would take care of that...

Thanks for the reply. What i mean by "can't do tha't" is that i can't always program a termination character at the end of my serial reply (the transmission from my electronic device to the livecode program) regardless of what that character is. The concern I have with this method (even using the NU...

I am new to LiveCode and this forum but not really to programing. I have been writing an application on my Ubuntu Linux system to cater to a few custom electronic projects that communicate through serial. So far my application works perfectly fine on windows systems but has an issue running on linux...