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Yes I thought that, but I still believe that is also an insecure solution and I rejected immediately.
Thanks
> On 15 Μαϊ 2016, at 21:46, "'Chip' [email protected] [blat]" <[email protected]> wrote:
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> > Thank you, all of you.
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> > I find a custom solution for my problem. I will share it with you.
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> > I changed the original source code of the BLAT and everytime it founds a specific smtp mail server ie mail.mycompany.com then it changes the sender, receiver, port, username and password directly from the code no matter what command line parameters are set. Of course the strings are encoded somehow to avoid a lightweight debugging.
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> > Best Regards,
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> An alternative solution that I was going to suggest when I had a few moments, was to include the registry keys in your installation process so that the user need not be aware of your login credentials. The registry keys would include the server name and port, sender’s email address, userid and password for login. This allows you to continue using new versions of Blat without having to ensure your edits are included and not being blocked by anything I do to new versions.
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> Chip
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