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Send email using smpt client

Hello,

 

I am trying to use the Send Email using SMTP Client example in LabVIEW.  I am trying to send through my gmail account.

 

The settings I have are as follows

 

Outgoing Mail server

smpt.gmail.com

 

Port 

587

 

Username

my gmail address

 

Password

my password

 

Enable TLS

Enabled

 

I am getting the following error

 

Error 363507 occurred at LabVIEWSMTPClient.lvlib:Send.vi:2280003

 

Please advise

Dan Shangraw, P.E.


   

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Did you google that? www.google.com/q=363507+smtp+error

 

It seems to be a certificate problem. The first hit isn't very useful.

 

The second hit, on lava might provide some answers:

https://lavag.org/topic/16601-labview-could-not-verify-the-authenticity-of-the-server/

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Hello,

 

The LAVA link you sent uses https web services.  I am using SMTP email.

 

Thanks

Dan Shangraw, P.E.


   

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Here's an old Gmail VI I found on the forums years ago.

 

As far as I know it still should work. Compare it to what you have.

 

 

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Hello,

 

It look like I need a CA file.  I don't know how to do this right now.

 

https://lavag.org/topic/7755-sending-file-to-email-with-smtp/

 

My application is my customer wants to send an email on a failure.  We will eventually use their network.  I was hoping to try test this function of the code.  I use gmail so it is not the end use case.

 

I guess I will have to lean on their IT department...

 

Thanks

Dan Shangraw, P.E.


   

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ASTDan wrote:

The LAVA link you sent uses https web services.  I am using SMTP email.

It's the same error, and probably the same problem. A certificate issue, as you already found out.

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Have you tried changing "Allow less secure apps" to ON in your Gmail account settings?  It introduces a security vulnerability, but could be a temporary workaround while you get your certificates worked out.

 

Gmail Setting.png

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ASTDan wrote:

It look like I need a CA file.  I don't know how to do this right now.

I used OpenSSL in the past to do that. Google "openssl create self signed certificate" and you'll find some tutorials.

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