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Hi,

Nice to have you back. I've got an Indy 9.0.18 version from bcbjournal
(Volume 9, Number 7) which I've installed. They mentioned there are
some missed source files in the installation set available for download
at the Indy project site.

I am not able to connect to the Gmail (Google) SMTP server that requires
authentication and uses the port 465 instead of the normal 25.

I've been getting the #10054 Socket error, "Connection reset by peer".
The code I have written until now is just as follow :

I didn't find any example on setting up the TIdSMTP component to
connect to a server that requires authentication.

Can you help me a little bit ?

Thank you very much indeed.

Jayme.


"Remy Lebeau (TeamB)" <no.spam@no.spam.com> escreveu na mensagem
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> "Jonathan Benedicto" <incorrect@no.server> wrote in message
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> > Yes, I did get Indy9 installed into BCB4, so BCB6 will do it too.
>
> Indy 9 works fine in BCB6.
>
> > I wish that Mr Lebeau was here as he would sort out the
> > problems far quicker than I ever could
>
> I've been on vacation for the past week.
>
> > I think that I extracted the zip to BCB\Lib\Components\Indy9.
> > Then I created my own .bpk's and installed them.
>
> BPKs are not needed in Indy 9.  The .BAT files work just fine.
>
> > So, for you to do this, firstly uninstall Indy8 (if you have it
> installed),
> > and then delete all the Indy8 .lib's, .h's, .hpp's, .bpl's, .bpi's,
> .obj's.
> > You'll find them in BCB\Include, BCB\Lib, BCB\Projects\Bpl,
> > BCB\Projects\Lib.
>
> Please read the Indy Knowledge Base.  Full install instructions for Indy 9
> are available.
>
>
> Gambit
>
>