March 5, 2010, 14:38
Back to 1998 when I was learning the SMTP protocol, that moment was very interesting for me to learn something new, one of fundamental protocol on the internet. You can read the details of the SMTP protocol here. SMTP stands for Simple Mail Transfer Protocol. Created by Jonathan B Postel, the objective is simple, to transfer mail reliably and efficiently. The SMTP protocol still used today by many e-mail clients software. Continue reading ‘Sending E-mail using Telnet’ »
March 1, 2010, 10:30
One of our readers ask me about Gmail API availability. Yes, right now there is no Gmail API from Google. They only provide Gmail Atom Feed to get the unread messages from a particular Gmail user account. How to do that? Here is the simple code using PHP libcurl and Zend_Http_Client class. Continue reading ‘Access to Unread Gmail Messages using Gmail’s Atom Feed and PHP’ »
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February 10, 2010, 20:54
Sometimes we want to track and read the full message headers on Gmail, and mostly people find difficult to do that. That’s very easy. You just login to your Gmail account then open the message that you want to read the headers. Click the down arrow next to Reply, at the top-right of the message pane. Then press ‘Show original’. Here is the screen shot to do that. Continue reading ‘How to Show Full Message Headers on Gmail’ »
January 28, 2010, 17:11
Somebody ask our IT support desk about how to create forwarding to multiple e-mail address on Gmail or Google Apps e-mail. The answer is simple. You just create filter on your Gmail account that will be forwarded to several other email addresses. Continue reading ‘How to Create Forwarding to Multiple E-mail Address in Gmail or Google Apps E-mail’ »
Back to 1998 when I was learning the SMTP protocol, that moment was very interesting for me to learn something new, one of fundamental protocol on the internet. You can read the details of the SMTP protocol here. SMTP stands for Simple Mail Transfer Protocol. Created by Jonathan B Postel, the objective is simple, to transfer mail reliably and efficiently. The SMTP protocol still used today by many e-mail clients software. Continue reading ‘Sending E-mail using Telnet’ »
