SendMail under Mac OS X
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From: David Reiss on 6 Jun 2010 06:41 This is working fine for me on my OSX system (10.6.5). --David On Jun 5, 7:31 am, Luis <lgmen...(a)gmail.com> wrote: > Dear all, > > In my laptop running Mac OS X (10.6.3) I can not send an email using > the function SendMail (under Linux operative system the code works) > Mathematica version 7.0 1.0: > > SendMail["To" -> "x...(a)gmail.com", > "Subject" -> "GMail Test Message", > "Body" -> "Test email sent via GMail.", > "From" -> "x...(a)gmail.com", "Server" -> "smtp.gmail.com", > "PortNumber" -> 587, "EncryptionProtocol" -> "StartTLS", > "UserName" -> "x...(a)gmail.com", "Password" -> Automatic] > > Output-> SendMail::"msgerr" : " > StyleBox[\"\\\"\<Mathematica received an unexpected response during > message \ > transport.\>\\\"\", \"MT\"] ButtonBox["", > Appearance->{Automatic, None}, > BaseStyle->"Link", > ButtonData:>"paclet:ref/SendMail", > ButtonNote->"SendMail::msgerr"] " > > Any suggestion? > All my best, > Luis
From: Eric Brown on 6 Jun 2010 06:41 Hi Luis, You can enable postfix on your Mac. Then point Mathematica at your localhost on SMTP port 25. All of this is made really easy with the use of MailServe. I then use postfix to relay through my usual mail server, but it is possible to send directly from your machine. Best Eric
From: telefunkenvf14 on 6 Jun 2010 06:42 On Jun 5, 6:31 am, Luis <lgmen...(a)gmail.com> wrote: > Dear all, > > In my laptop running Mac OS X (10.6.3) I can not send an email using > the function SendMail (under Linux operative system the code works) > Mathematica version 7.0 1.0: > > SendMail["To" -> "x...(a)gmail.com", > "Subject" -> "GMail Test Message", > "Body" -> "Test email sent via GMail.", > "From" -> "x...(a)gmail.com", "Server" -> "smtp.gmail.com", > "PortNumber" -> 587, "EncryptionProtocol" -> "StartTLS", > "UserName" -> "x...(a)gmail.com", "Password" -> Automatic] > > Output-> SendMail::"msgerr" : " > StyleBox[\"\\\"\<Mathematica received an unexpected response during > message \ > transport.\>\\\"\", \"MT\"] ButtonBox["", > Appearance->{Automatic, None}, > BaseStyle->"Link", > ButtonData:>"paclet:ref/SendMail", > ButtonNote->"SendMail::msgerr"] " > > Any suggestion? > All my best, > Luis I'm on Windowz (not sure if that matters or not). Here are three guesses: (third is probably the best) 1. Open up 'preferences' -> 'internet connectivity' -> 'proxy settings' and then play around with the options available. You might also try 'Test Internet Connectivity' to see if Mathematica is being blocked somehow. 2. Another idea: try changing StartTLS to TLS. (more of a wild guess--- I actually use Gmail too, and happen to know StartTLS works for me, but maybe something is different on Mac). 3. Finally, I would recommend configuring as much of the mail/server info as possible in the 'preferences' -> 'internet connectivity' -> 'mail settings'. I actually had my students send me email messages and SMS messages and I replied to their phones. I seem to recall students having trouble if these settings weren't filled out or were in conflict with any options explicitly used in code (as you seem to be doing above, with the port number, encryption settings, etc.) -RG
From: Lambert Chao on 9 Jun 2010 07:19 Hi Luis, This problem occurs with SendMail because of an issue Apple introduced with Java for Mac OS X 10.6 Update 1. It also affects Import from https sites in Mathematica. Updating to the latest Java for Mac OS X 10.6 Update 2 should address the issue. Regards, Lambert Chao lambertc(a)wolfram.com Software Technology Wolfram Research, Inc. -----Original Message----- From: l-mathgroup-bounces(a)wolfram.com [mailto:l-mathgroup-bounces(a)wolfram.com] On Behalf Of telefunkenvf14 Sent: Sunday, June 06, 2010 5:42 AM Subject: Re: SendMail under Mac OS X On Jun 5, 6:31 am, Luis <lgmen...(a)gmail.com> wrote: > Dear all, > > In my laptop running Mac OS X (10.6.3) I can not send an email using > the function SendMail (under Linux operative system the code works) > Mathematica version 7.0 1.0: > > SendMail["To" -> "x...(a)gmail.com", > "Subject" -> "GMail Test Message", > "Body" -> "Test email sent via GMail.", > "From" -> "x...(a)gmail.com", "Server" -> "smtp.gmail.com", > "PortNumber" -> 587, "EncryptionProtocol" -> "StartTLS", > "UserName" -> "x...(a)gmail.com", "Password" -> Automatic] > > Output-> SendMail::"msgerr" : " > StyleBox[\"\\\"\<Mathematica received an unexpected response during > message \ > transport.\>\\\"\", \"MT\"] ButtonBox["", > Appearance->{Automatic, None}, > BaseStyle->"Link", > ButtonData:>"paclet:ref/SendMail", > ButtonNote->"SendMail::msgerr"] " > > Any suggestion? > All my best, > Luis I'm on Windowz (not sure if that matters or not). Here are three guesses: (third is probably the best) 1. Open up 'preferences' -> 'internet connectivity' -> 'proxy settings' and then play around with the options available. You might also try 'Test Internet Connectivity' to see if Mathematica is being blocked somehow. 2. Another idea: try changing StartTLS to TLS. (more of a wild guess--- I actually use Gmail too, and happen to know StartTLS works for me, but maybe something is different on Mac). 3. Finally, I would recommend configuring as much of the mail/server info as possible in the 'preferences' -> 'internet connectivity' -> 'mail settings'. I actually had my students send me email messages and SMS messages and I replied to their phones. I seem to recall students having trouble if these settings weren't filled out or were in conflict with any options explicitly used in code (as you seem to be doing above, with the port number, encryption settings, etc.) -RG
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