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I am creating a form using "createuserwizard" in asp.This is my code. <asp:CreateUserWizard ID="userwizard" ContinueDestinationPageUrl="~/secretfiles/secret.aspx" runat="server" > <MailDefinition BodyFileName="register.txt" Subject="Registration Confirmation" From="amrit.enest@gmail.com" /> </asp:CreateUserWizard> This is my web.config file settings. <mailSettings> <smtp deliveryMethod="Network" from="amrit.enest@gmail.com"> <network host="smtp.gmail.com" port="25" userName="amrit.enest@gmail.com" password="sending emails's password" /> </smtp> </mailSettings> Then settled up a Smtp .in ISS

I'm in the process of testing an application that takes mail out of a mailbox, performs some action based on the content of that mail, and then sends a response mail depending on the result of the action. I'm looking for a way to write tests for this application. Ideally, I'd like for these tests to bring up their own mail server, push my test emails to a folder on this mail server, and have my application scrape the mail out of the mail server that my test started. Configuring the application to use the mailserver is not difficult, but I do not know where to look for a programatic way of

I'm doing some development which will involve reacting to emails, and I'd like to use a local IMAP mail server for this. I currently use Devnull SMTP server for testing of sending emails, but this just logs and discards messages, it doesn't do IMAP for checking incoming emails/mailboxes. I don't need/want a full-blown server, just something lightweight I can easily start/stop as required. Multi-platform is preferred, but feel free to provide answer for specific platforms also. (A POP3-based server would also be acceptable for development use, since I'll be supporting both in my code anyway.)

I've been googling all night for postfix howto's, but still I couldn't figure out how do I manage to receive email on linux-server (being more specific - Ubuntu). All I need is a catch-all mailbox which gets all emails and feeds them to the ruby script (which then passes it to Rails, of course). I was able to set-up postfix for sending emails a while ago and I have to say - it wasn't painful at all, I did almost nothing besides actually installing it. Could you suggest a good howto, or a recipe, or an alternative easy-to-setup mail-server that could solve the issue? There are two parts to this

I have a Django application that sends an email. The production server has an email server but my local box does not. I would like to be able to test sending of email locally. Is there any way that I can have django not send it through the email server and just print out to a file or console? You can configure your application to use the Console Backend for sending e-mail. It writes e-mails to standard out instead of sending them. Change your settings.py to include this line: EMAIL_BACKEND = 'django.core.mail.backends.console.EmailBackend' Don't forget to remove it for production. Python has a

Wanted to know if there are any functions/classes/etc.. to help with the 990 character limitation for email as my HTML is being effected due to this. The Problem: ( Source ) Note that mailservers have a 990-character limit on each line contained within an email message. If an email message is sent that contains lines longer than 990-characters, those lines will be subdivided by additional line ending characters, which can cause corruption in the email message, particularly for HTML content. To prevent this from occurring, add your own line-ending characters at appropriate locations within the