RE: Re: Smtp.live.com

Port 587 does not necessarily require SSL. It depends on service provider. Mine accepts on port 587 but SSL is not needed.

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  -----Original Message-----
  From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]]
  Sent: Monday, October 13, 2014 1:39 AM
  To: JC Gremista; [email protected]
  Subject: [blat] Re: Smtp.live.com


    
  > Hello people,
  > please, if anyone has experienced this difficulty pass me the hint.
  > I am trying to send an email via blat to smtp.live.com:587 and I'm not 
  > getting.
  > I'm using this command line:
  > blat.exe -body "teste" -subject "teste" -server smtp.live.com:587 -u 
  > sm*****@live.com -pw ******* -f [email protected] -to 
  > [email protected] -debug -base64 -log testeblat.txt
  >
  <snipped>

  Port 587 requires SSL or TLS encryption. Blat does not directly support 
  SSL/TLS, but there is a third part program called stunnel (from stunnel.org) 
  that does. I use that here at home so that Blat is able to connect with 
  AT&T. Please take a few minutes and search through the Blat message archive 
  for the word ‘stunnel’ and you will find examples and instruction for using 
  stunnel with Blat.

  Chip