not a good idea to send your email credentials in cleartext, especially if you use your ISP's mailserver as that's usually your broadband account details!
there's a reason gmail, yahoo etc. don't allow it.
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Re: Send Email With Arduino and ESP8266
by sej7278 ¦ Mon Mar 16, 2015 7:03 am ¦ Forum: Arduino ¦ Topic: Send Email With Arduino and ESP8266 ¦ Replies: 4 ¦ Views: 15829Re: Send Email With Arduino and ESP8266
by h4u ¦ Sun Mar 15, 2015 4:18 pm ¦ Forum: Arduino ¦ Topic: Send Email With Arduino and ESP8266 ¦ Replies: 4 ¦ Views: 15829Thank you Sir for this!!!!
Send Email With Arduino and ESP8266
by SoftwareDev ¦ Sun Mar 15, 2015 12:20 pm ¦ Forum: Arduino ¦ Topic: Send Email With Arduino and ESP8266 ¦ Replies: 4 ¦ Views: 15829I made a sketch using Adafruit's ESP8266's library to send email. You'll need an email account that provides access without SSL. Gmail, and yahoo will not work. The one's I've found to work are my ISP's and AOL's.
Re: String length send to Thingspeak problem
by swilson ¦ Sat Mar 14, 2015 11:19 pm ¦ Forum: Arduino ¦ Topic: String length send to Thingspeak problem ¦ Replies: 19 ¦ Views: 26137I have finally gave up on this method of doing what I want. I got a couple of esp-12's running nodemcu to send me text and email alerts via a private mail server I have. It just relays to my gmail address. If only we could get ssl working.
