- Sun Jan 25, 2015 5:38 pm
#8208
It is defiantly a heap issue, works today with latest firmware.
Tried to pass the commands as an array which made it run out of heap, also adding checks on all ifs or even putting the sends in a separate function makes it run out of heap and restart the module.
So a a quick and dirty way to send mail through gmail smtp. Do a node.restart() before the dofile since you need as much RAM as you can get.
Tried to pass the commands as an array which made it run out of heap, also adding checks on all ifs or even putting the sends in a separate function makes it run out of heap and restart the module.
So a a quick and dirty way to send mail through gmail smtp. Do a node.restart() before the dofile since you need as much RAM as you can get.
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conn=net.createConnection(net.TCP, 1)
i = 1
conn:on("receive", function(conn,payload)
if(i==1 and string.match(payload,"^220")) then
print("Connected.")
conn:send("EHLO\r\n")
end
if(i==2 and string.match(payload,"^250")) then
conn:send("AUTH LOGIN\r\n")
end
if (i==3 and string.match(payload,"^334")) then
conn:send("username\r\n")
end
if (i==4 and string.match(payload,"^334")) then
conn:send("password\r\n")
end
if(i==5 and string.match(payload,"^235")) then
print("Logged in.")
conn:send("MAIL FROM: <xxx@gmail.com>\r\n")
end
if(i==6) then
conn:send("RCPT TO: <yyy@gmail.com>\r\n")
end
if(i==7) then
conn:send("DATA\r\n")
end
if(i==8) then
conn:send("Subject: Test\r\n")
conn:send("Test\r\n")
conn:send(".\r\n")
end
if(i==9 and string.match(payload,"^250")) then
print("Mail sent")
conn:send("quit\r\n")
end
i=i+1
end)
conn:on("disconnection", function() print("disconnect") conn=nil end)
conn:connect(465,"64.233.164.108")
