Netvigator smtp settings

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  1. #11

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    Ok.

    If the senders email address is netvigator.com then your SMTP settings should be ok.

    However, if you're sending from a non-netvigator.com email address (for example mine is [email protected] when I send emails) then you need to use the following:

    Outgoing SMTP Server: smtp.netvigator.com
    Enable SMTP Authentication
    Set your SMTP userid and password to whatever your broadband login is ... in my case it is [email protected] and the associated password with that account.


  2. #12

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    Thanks but I have already done that. I'll continue bumbling along by myself for now.
    Have any of you used GML?


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    Discobay : I can test it out later when I get home... send me a URL.


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    Thanks here is GML


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    Ping me on [email protected] sometime tommorrow incase I forget or have a hangover from tonight's dinner.


  6. #16

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    Quick one: What email client are you using?


  7. #17

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    I'm not using one. That's the point. GML acts as the client to send your extracted emails to your GMail account. The emails are received with the original sender's address intact.


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    Err .. I meant, where are you extracting from? Outlook Express? Imap Server? Thunderbird?


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    Oh umm, I used PSTReader and DBXConv to convert Outlook pst files to plain text then ran GML on them.


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    Cool. Will try and dupe it tonight. Got back way too late last night from the dinner and was in no mood to mess around.