These are two different things!
And if you can do it with the community version there is no need to do this also with the LC server.
Do you have access to a server that has the "LC server" software installed?
What i need for the lc server just pc or like pc with some programs.
And I didn't really understand the guide what language is the script and where in need to write it in the cmd?
Thank u for helping me
Zazi wrote: Sat Sep 19, 2020 10:49 am
What i need for the lc server just pc or like pc with some programs.
And I didn't really understand the guide what language is the script and where in need to write it in the cmd?
Thank u for helping me
Do you have a website and your own domain name? The hardware that runs the website is the server. You need access to that so you can install your own server software. Some hosting companies do not allow you to do that, but if yours does then you can install LC server software there. That is not always easy to do.
I agree with Mark, it is much easier to use LC's revMail command.
Jacqueline Landman Gay | jacque at hyperactivesw dot com
HyperActive Software | http://www.hyperactivesw.com
I dont have access to my own website. My whole point is that people use my apps and want to send me email inside the app revmail copy what u wrote and open up mail app but then u left the app its not what I want
If you are developing a desktop app how about using shell to call the curl command?
Curl is already installed on MacOS and Linux(?), should be easy to install it on Windows.
The following code worked for me on MacOS.
For this to work with GMail you have to allow 'Less secure app access' in your GMail account security settings.
Bear in mind that you will be storing your GMail account username and password in your app so best not use your main account if you use it for lots of services and password resets. You can use OAuth2 but its more complicated.
put "Me" into tFromName
put "myaccount@gmail.com" into tFromEmail
put "Another Account" into tToName
put "someone@example.com" into tToEmail
put "gmailUserName" into tUserName
put "gmailPassword" into tPassword
put the internet date into tDateSent
put the tempname into tFile
put "From: " & tFromName & " <" & tFromEmail & ">" & cr &\
"To: " & tToName & " <" & tToEmail & ">" & cr &\
"Subject: Test" & cr &\
"Date: " & tDateSent & cr &\
cr &\
"Testing, testing, 123" into tMessage
put tMessage into URL ("file:" & tFile)
put "curl smtps://smtp.gmail.com " &\
" --silent --show-error" &\
" --mail-from " & tFromEmail &\
" --mail-rcpt " & tToEmail &\
" --user " & tUserName & ":" & tPassword &\
" --upload-file " & tFile \
into tCurlCommand
put shell( tCurlCommand ) into tResponse
if tResponse is empty then
put "Email sent ok" into tResponse
end if
answer tResponse