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Dear all,

Anyone know that how can I login to a MS Exchange server using my corporate
e-mail account to send a e-mail.
I use to do some automatic job and send the result to my colleagues in my
corporation.
I am using a RH9 Linux box and prefer to use Perl or shell script to do
that.

Many thanks,

YW

In article <c956nn$23eb$>, Y W Wong says...
> Anyone know that how can I login to a MS Exchange server using
> my corporate e-mail account to send a e-mail.
> I use to do some automatic job and send the result to my
> colleagues in my corporation.
> I am using a RH9 Linux box and prefer to use Perl or shell
> script to do that.

Ask your exchange admin to start the SMTP-, and IMAP- or POP3-connectors on the
Exchange Server.
Then use the usual mail-modules available from CPAN.

If the connectors aren't already active, that is.
Have you checked if they are?


Petri

I just want to act as a simple script type MS Outlook to send text mail.
Anyone know how ?


"Petri" <> ¦b¶l¥ó news:
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> In article <c956nn$23eb$>, Y W Wong says...
> > Anyone know that how can I login to a MS Exchange server using
> > my corporate e-mail account to send a e-mail.
> > I use to do some automatic job and send the result to my
> > colleagues in my corporation.
> > I am using a RH9 Linux box and prefer to use Perl or shell
> > script to do that.
>
> Ask your exchange admin to start the SMTP-, and IMAP- or POP3-connectors
on the
> Exchange Server.
> Then use the usual mail-modules available from CPAN.
>
> If the connectors aren't already active, that is.
> Have you checked if they are?
>
>
> Petri
>

On 2004-05-28, Y W Wong <> wrote:

>>> Anyone know that how can I login to a MS Exchange server using
>>> my corporate e-mail account to send a e-mail. I use to do some
>>> automatic job and send the result to my colleagues in my
>>> corporation. I am using a RH9 Linux box and prefer to use Perl
>>> or shell script to do that.
>>
>> Ask your exchange admin to start the SMTP-, and IMAP- or
>> POP3-connectors on the Exchange Server. Then use the usual
>> mail-modules available from CPAN.
>
> I just want to act as a simple script type MS Outlook to send
> text mail. Anyone know how ?

Yes. You've just been told how. What part of the answer
didn't you understand?

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I understood the SMTP and POP3 description.
But it doesn't answer my question.
I am asking how to login like MS Outlook, not by POP3 or SMTP.
Hope that someone know what I am asking for.


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news: ¤¤¼¶¼g...
> On 2004-05-28, Y W Wong <> wrote:
>
> >>> Anyone know that how can I login to a MS Exchange server using
> >>> my corporate e-mail account to send a e-mail. I use to do some
> >>> automatic job and send the result to my colleagues in my
> >>> corporation. I am using a RH9 Linux box and prefer to use Perl
> >>> or shell script to do that.
> >>
> >> Ask your exchange admin to start the SMTP-, and IMAP- or
> >> POP3-connectors on the Exchange Server. Then use the usual
> >> mail-modules available from CPAN.
> >
> > I just want to act as a simple script type MS Outlook to send
> > text mail. Anyone know how ?
>
> Yes. You've just been told how. What part of the answer
> didn't you understand?
>
> --
> Grant Edwards grante Yow! Hey, waiter! I
want
> at a NEW SHIRT and a PONY
TAIL
> visi.com with lemon sauce!

In article <c9adch$1sjv$>, Y W Wong wrote:

>> >>> Anyone know that how can I login to a MS Exchange server using
>> >>> my corporate e-mail account to send a e-mail. I use to do some
>> >>> automatic job and send the result to my colleagues in my
>> >>> corporation. I am using a RH9 Linux box and prefer to use Perl
>> >>> or shell script to do that.
>> >>
>> >> Ask your exchange admin to start the SMTP-, and IMAP- or
>> >> POP3-connectors on the Exchange Server. Then use the usual
>> >> mail-modules available from CPAN.
>> >
>> > I just want to act as a simple script type MS Outlook to send
>> > text mail. Anyone know how ?
>>
>> Yes. You've just been told how. What part of the answer
>> didn't you understand?
>
> I understood the SMTP and POP3 description. But it doesn't
> answer my question. I am asking how to login like MS Outlook,
> not by POP3 or SMTP.

You can't. Outlook uses a proprietary, undocumented protocol
to talk to Exchange server. The only way to send mail w/o
using SMTP is to run you application under Windows and use the
COM interface to Outlook and send mail using Outlook itself.

You said that what you want to do is use a simple script
interface to send text e-mails. That is about as far from
being "like Outlook" as you can get.

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at YOU can marry LINDA
visi.com RONSTADT too!!

In message <40b8c454$0$17252$>, Grant
Edwards <> writes
>In article <c9adch$1sjv$>, Y W Wong wrote:
>
>>
>> I understood the SMTP and POP3 description. But it doesn't
>> answer my question. I am asking how to login like MS Outlook,
>> not by POP3 or SMTP.
>
>You can't. Outlook uses a proprietary, undocumented protocol
>to talk to Exchange server. The only way to send mail w/o
>using SMTP is to run you application under Windows and use the
>COM interface to Outlook and send mail using Outlook itself.
>
The protocol is called MAPI. Search for this on the Net to get a feel
for the ease of interfacing with it.
--
Joe

On 2004-05-29, Joe <> wrote:

>>> I understood the SMTP and POP3 description. But it doesn't
>>> answer my question. I am asking how to login like MS Outlook,
>>> not by POP3 or SMTP.
>>
>>You can't. Outlook uses a proprietary, undocumented protocol
>>to talk to Exchange server. The only way to send mail w/o
>>using SMTP is to run you application under Windows and use the
>>COM interface to Outlook and send mail using Outlook itself.
>
> The protocol is called MAPI. Search for this on the Net to get a feel
> for the ease of interfacing with it.

MAPI (Messaging Application Program Interface) is the library
API rather than the protocol:

http://www.outlookcode.com/d/mapi.htm

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In article <c9adch$1sjv$>, Y W Wong says...
>>>> Ask your exchange admin to start the SMTP-, and IMAP- or
>>>> POP3-connectors on the Exchange Server. Then use the usual
>>>> mail-modules available from CPAN.

>>> I just want to act as a simple script type MS Outlook to
>>> send text mail. Anyone know how ?

>> Yes. You've just been told how. What part of the answer
>> didn't you understand?

> I understood the SMTP and POP3 description.
> But it doesn't answer my question.
> I am asking how to login like MS Outlook, not by POP3 or SMTP.
> Hope that someone know what I am asking for.

Do you know, yourself?
Use POP3 or IMAP to login to your exchange mailbox, just like Outlook does.
What's the problem?

Actually, you probably don't even have to login at all, since you claim you only
want to send email, and SMTP authentication is not on by default in Exchange
Server.
use Net::SMTP; # Or anyone of the numerous free email modules on CPAN.


Petri

How about POP3 cannot be enabled by some reason ?
I think we have to send to a smarthost by SMTP, is it ?
My requirement is not to using POP3 nor SMTP to send mail through MS
Exchange.
Hope u really understand what I am asking for.

Yan

"Petri" <> ¦b¶l¥ó news: ¤¤
¼¶¼g...
> In article <c9adch$1sjv$>, Y W Wong says...
> >>>> Ask your exchange admin to start the SMTP-, and IMAP- or
> >>>> POP3-connectors on the Exchange Server. Then use the usual
> >>>> mail-modules available from CPAN.
>
> >>> I just want to act as a simple script type MS Outlook to
> >>> send text mail. Anyone know how ?
>
> >> Yes. You've just been told how. What part of the answer
> >> didn't you understand?
>
> > I understood the SMTP and POP3 description.
> > But it doesn't answer my question.
> > I am asking how to login like MS Outlook, not by POP3 or SMTP.
> > Hope that someone know what I am asking for.
>
> Do you know, yourself?
> Use POP3 or IMAP to login to your exchange mailbox, just like Outlook
does.
> What's the problem?
>
> Actually, you probably don't even have to login at all, since you claim
you only
> want to send email, and SMTP authentication is not on by default in
Exchange
> Server.
> use Net::SMTP; # Or anyone of the numerous free email modules on CPAN.
>
>
> Petri
>