Re: BLAT 2.6.2

"'Chip' [email protected] [blat]" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.mail.blat
Message-ID <6A291D851CBC45A0AE7065286115FA7F@localhost>
> This is what I get after removing the space.
>
> R:\blat262>D:\POS\blat262\full\blat.exe -installSMTP smtp.emailsrvr.com 
> [email protected] -u [email protected] -P pswd
>
> The device is not ready.
>
>
> When I run my .bat file from the actual file that has the Blat exe.
>
> R:\blat262\full>blat D:\POS\Retail\Rpro\print\nightlypolling.txt -to 
> [email protected] -cc [email protected] -Subject "nightly polling"
> Blat v3.2.1 (build : May 28 2014 00:35:28)
> 32-bit Windows, Full, Unicode
>
> Failed to open registry key for Blat
> To set the SMTP server's name/address and your username/email address for 
> that
> server machine do:
> blat -install  server_name  your_email_address
> or use '-server <server_name>' and '-f <your_email_address>'
> aborting, nothing sent
>
>
> When I try and run the same script from the original folder it was in
>
> R:\>blat D:\POS\Retail\Rpro\print\nightlypolling.txt -to 
> [email protected] -cc [email protected] -Subject "nightly polling"
> 'blat' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
> operable program or batch file.


It looks like there is a mix-up with which versions you may have on your 
system.  Your messages indicate you have a version on your R: drive, and 
possibly another version on your D: drive.  On your R: drive, you have 
version 3.2.1.  Please copy that version to the directory where you want to 
be running it from.

I noticed something in your last attempt to use -installSMTP, you used 
the -P option instead of using the -PW option for password.  The -P option 
is for Profile, not Password.  Your command line for -installSMTP should 
look like this:

R:\blat262\full>blat   -installSMTP smtp.emailsrvr.com 
[email protected]   -u [email protected]   -pw pswd


The error message "The device is not ready." does not exist in Blat source 
code, so I do not know how you get that message, or where it comes from.

-- 
Chip
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