Hi,

I've been looking around and keep on finding the line:

imap.Connect("imap.gmail.com", 993, null, ImapSecurity.Implicit);

However in the library that I downloaded from http://www.rebex.net/secure-mail.net/features-imap.aspx, the vs2008 version, I only could find the call

imap.Connect("imap.gmail.com", 993);

Without the subsequent arguments. I've tried connecting however rebex keeps timing out, though I've connected with telnet without timing out.

thanks

Ian.

asked 15 Sep '10, 00:42

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Hi,

if you see only short variant of imap.Connect method it's probably because you are using a plain 'Rebex Mail' or Rebex IMAP component. To connect using IMAP/SSL you have to use 'Rebex secure Mail' or Rebex Secure IMAP. To compare capabilities of those two check the table on the bottom of following page: http://www.rebex.net/secure-mail.net/purchase.aspx

Try to download purchased copy Rebex Secure Mail component from rebex.net/protected. If you do not see it there, please contact our support@rebex.net for an upgrade pricing.

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answered 15 Sep '10, 10:00

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edited 15 Sep '10, 10:06

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Martin Vobr ♦♦
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Hi, I wanted to try the class out before purchasing it, which is the point of the 30 day trial as I understood. I wasn't aware that I was using the plain one, as I downloaded the trial from what I thought was the correct page.

(16 Sep '10, 05:41) ian

All right, try to download and test the following trial: http://www.rebex.net/secure-mail.net/

(16 Sep '10, 12:08) Vit Zyka
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