I have cl-s3 installed, which means Kpax and about a dozen other libraries.
I want programmatically to mail myself dribble output in crashes, and
mail people passwords they lose. Oh, and spam froggy with links to my site.
kt
On Jul 22, 9:37 am, Kenny <·········@gmail.com> wrote:
> I have cl-s3 installed, which means Kpax and about a dozen other libraries.
>
> I want programmatically to mail myself dribble output in crashes, and
> mail people passwords they lose. Oh, and spam froggy with links to my site.
>
> kt
I'm using CL-SMTP for a website hosted on my Debian server. Works
well but it needs a valid SMTP server to actually do the sending.
(defun send-email (to subject message)
(let ((username "username")
(password "password")
(smtp-server "mail.someserver.com")
(from ···@someserver.com"))
(cl-smtp:send-email smtp-server from to subject message
:authentication (list :login username
password))))
Anthony
Anthony wrote:
> On Jul 22, 9:37 am, Kenny <·········@gmail.com> wrote:
>> I have cl-s3 installed, which means Kpax and about a dozen other libraries.
>>
>> I want programmatically to mail myself dribble output in crashes, and
>> mail people passwords they lose. Oh, and spam froggy with links to my site.
>>
>> kt
>
> I'm using CL-SMTP for a website hosted on my Debian server. Works
> well but it needs a valid SMTP server to actually do the sending.
>
> (defun send-email (to subject message)
> (let ((username "username")
> (password "password")
> (smtp-server "mail.someserver.com")
> (from ···@someserver.com"))
> (cl-smtp:send-email smtp-server from to subject message
> :authentication (list :login username
> password))))
>
> Anthony
Cool, thx. Seems weird, it uses usocket to avoid implementation
dpenedency which needs socket-connect from the implementation. No
problem, ACL has it, but still...
Anyway, thx, looks good. Get ready, Jon!
:)
kt
On Jul 22, 11:47 pm, Kenny <·········@gmail.com> wrote:
> Anthony wrote:
> > On Jul 22, 9:37 am, Kenny <·········@gmail.com> wrote:
> >> I have cl-s3 installed, which means Kpax and about a dozen other libraries.
>
> >> I want programmatically to mail myself dribble output in crashes, and
> >> mail people passwords they lose. Oh, and spam froggy with links to my site.
>
> >> kt
>
> > I'm using CL-SMTP for a website hosted on my Debian server. Works
> > well but it needs a valid SMTP server to actually do the sending.
>
> > (defun send-email (to subject message)
> > (let ((username "username")
> > (password "password")
> > (smtp-server "mail.someserver.com")
> > (from ·····@someserver.com"))
> > (cl-smtp:send-email smtp-server from to subject message
> > :authentication (list :login username
> > password))))
>
> > Anthony
>
> Cool, thx. Seems weird, it uses usocket to avoid implementation
> dpenedency which needs socket-connect from the implementation. No
> problem, ACL has it, but still...
>
> Anyway, thx, looks good. Get ready, Jon!
>
> :)
>
> kt
On Allegro, I just use net.post-office:send-letter. But go ahead and
take the harder route if you want :-)
Thomas F. Burdick wrote:
> On Jul 22, 11:47 pm, Kenny <·········@gmail.com> wrote:
>> Anthony wrote:
>>> On Jul 22, 9:37 am, Kenny <·········@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>> I have cl-s3 installed, which means Kpax and about a dozen other libraries.
>>>> I want programmatically to mail myself dribble output in crashes, and
>>>> mail people passwords they lose. Oh, and spam froggy with links to my site.
>>>> kt
>>> I'm using CL-SMTP for a website hosted on my Debian server. Works
>>> well but it needs a valid SMTP server to actually do the sending.
>>> (defun send-email (to subject message)
>>> (let ((username "username")
>>> (password "password")
>>> (smtp-server "mail.someserver.com")
>>> (from ·····@someserver.com"))
>>> (cl-smtp:send-email smtp-server from to subject message
>>> :authentication (list :login username
>>> password))))
>>> Anthony
>> Cool, thx. Seems weird, it uses usocket to avoid implementation
>> dpenedency which needs socket-connect from the implementation. No
>> problem, ACL has it, but still...
>>
>> Anyway, thx, looks good. Get ready, Jon!
>>
>> :)
>>
>> kt
>
> On Allegro, ....
I detect a hint of vendor lock-in in the air. Slowly he turned...
>...I just use net.post-office:send-letter.
Hmmm. CLHS offers nothing on that. :)
> But go ahead and
> take the harder route if you want :-)
Well, thanks for the lead and I'll go that route if cl-smtp puts up much
more resistance /and/ I decide to deploy on AllegroCL, of course.
thx again, kzo