This thread is for the BMAIL.EXE support for Webmon program.
GMAIL, Comcast and any other SMTP server that requires authentication does not work. Internal work email servers might work like MS Exchange, and SprintPCS works great.
Here is an example: bmail -s smtp.server -t youremail@address.com -f youremail@address.com -h -a "Subject" -b "Body of message"
replace "smtp.server" with your own email server name.
I used this version of bmail.exe http://www.beyondlogic.org/solutions/cmdlinemail/cmdlinemail.htm
Here are the steps:
1. put the bmail.exe in C: root folder 2. In webmon go to Tools -> Preferences 3. Check the Run Command box 4. type in the following EXACTLY in this order: c:\\bmail.exe -s smtp.sprintpcs.com -t 9515551212@messaging.sprintpcs.com -f 9515551212@sprintpcs.com -h -a "ps3 alert" -b "%1 %3 %2" 5. press ok.
If you like to test it, type this exact line in a command prompt (Start -> Run -> CMD)
I must have missed it, but what deal are you discussing??
ipXtreme
Ancient Member
posted: Oct. 25, 2006 @ 1:05p
poison7FL said: I must have missed it, but what deal are you discussing??
Sorry. You are right. We are discussing the PS3 alerts and this topic should go into another forum.
Mod, please move this to the computer help forum.
Parafly9
Member
posted: Oct. 31, 2006 @ 12:08p
Can you give a step-by-step of how to set this up?
I wanted to forward the alerts to my Verizon cell phone
ipXtreme
Ancient Member
posted: Oct. 31, 2006 @ 5:26p
Parafly9 said: Can you give a step-by-step of how to set this up?
I wanted to forward the alerts to my Verizon cell phone
1st. make sure you can get email from Verizon email address like: yourphonenumber@verizonwireless.net or something like that.
The steps are above.
Parafly9
Member
posted: Nov. 1, 2006 @ 11:13a
Well, my phone does accept it.
I am at work and we have an exchange server. I tried using "smtp", "mail" and the IP Address, but I can't seem to get it to work.
This is what I am looking like: C:\\bmail.exe -s <ipaddress> -t 1234567890@vtext.com -f name@domain.com -h -a "PS3 Alert" -m
I tried using "mail" and "smtp" instead of the IP but no luck. I am using OL2003.
Not sure what else to try..
ipXtreme
Ancient Member
posted: Nov. 1, 2006 @ 11:43a
Parafly9 said: Well, my phone does accept it.
I am at work and we have an exchange server. I tried using "smtp", "mail" and the IP Address, but I can't seem to get it to work.
This is what I am looking like: C:\\bmail.exe -s <ipaddress> -t 1234567890@vtext.com -f name@domain.com -h -a "PS3 Alert" -m
I tried using "mail" and "smtp" instead of the IP but no luck. I am using OL2003.
Not sure what else to try..
I use exchange as well and it works for me. PM me your command line and I will try it from here.
niobium
Member
posted: Nov. 1, 2006 @ 10:19p
just wondering if you got the alerts to work with verizon...can't seem to figure out what the right ip address and domain names should be. thanks
niobium
Member
posted: Nov. 1, 2006 @ 11:15p
well after hours of slaving away...i figured out a working cmd line for verizon phones: bmail.exe -s smtpsp.vtext.com -t yournumber@vtext.com -f <some email address> -h -a "ps3 alert" -b "%1 %3 %2"
you can use smtpsp or smtpsp1. hope it helps
Bruin711
Member
posted: Nov. 2, 2006 @ 12:29a
Does anyone know the smtp server address for Cingular? This is what I have but im not sure if its right c:\\bmail.exe -s smtp.cingularME.com -t phonenumber@cingularME.com -f phonenumber@cingularME.com -h -a "ps3 alert" -b "%1 %3 %2"
DKshadow
Member
posted: Nov. 2, 2006 @ 1:19a
For those who can't get bmail to work because the smtp server you are using requires authentication. You can try using BLAT.EXE from http://www.blat.net/ it supports authentication.
jayeskreezy
Thrifty Member
posted: Nov. 2, 2006 @ 6:43a
has anybody been able to successfully get this to work with cingular?
Bruin711 said: Does anyone know the smtp server address for Cingular? This is what I have but im not sure if its right c:\\bmail.exe -s smtp.cingularME.com -t phonenumber@cingularME.com -f phonenumber@cingularME.com -h -a "ps3 alert" -b "%1 %3 %2"
close. replace smtp.cingularME.com with "atlmail.cingularme.net" also phonenumber@cingularme.net
So a working cingular command should be: c:\\bmail.exe -s atlmail.cingularme.net -t phonenumber@cingularme.net -f phonenumber@cingularme.net -h -a "ps3 alert" -b "%1 %3 %2"
there are other smtp servers but this is the only one that worked for me. I am on standard cingular network (not former att)
you might concider removing the -b "%2" as this causes it to be 2 messages instead of one.
Bruin711
Member
posted: Nov. 2, 2006 @ 10:56p
Thanks, yea that stmp server is what I needed, I couldn't find it on Cingular's web page anywhere.
Bruin711
Member
posted: Nov. 2, 2006 @ 11:00p
So your saying it should look like c:\\bmail.exe -s atlmail.cingularme.net -t phonenumber@cingularme.net -f phonenumber@cingularme.net -h -a "ps3 alert" -b "%1 %3
to make it only send 1 message instead of 2?
kinggofg
Senior Member
posted: Nov. 2, 2006 @ 11:53p
Bruin711 said: So your saying it should look like c:\\bmail.exe -s atlmail.cingularme.net -t phonenumber@cingularme.net -f phonenumber@cingularme.net -h -a "ps3 alert" -b "%1 %3
to make it only send 1 message instead of 2?
I took off all of the -b stuff. I supose if you had a web enabled phone you could order from your phone, but the links did me no good. %1, %2, and %3 just gives it too much text so it wraps it to 2 messages.
jayeskreezy
Thrifty Member
posted: Nov. 3, 2006 @ 10:26a
kinggofg said: Bruin711 said: Does anyone know the smtp server address for Cingular? This is what I have but im not sure if its right c:\\bmail.exe -s smtp.cingularME.com -t phonenumber@cingularME.com -f phonenumber@cingularME.com -h -a "ps3 alert" -b "%1 %3 %2"
close. replace smtp.cingularME.com with "atlmail.cingularme.net" also phonenumber@cingularme.net
So a working cingular command should be: c:\\bmail.exe -s atlmail.cingularme.net -t phonenumber@cingularme.net -f phonenumber@cingularme.net -h -a "ps3 alert" -b "%1 %3 %2"
there are other smtp servers but this is the only one that worked for me. I am on standard cingular network (not former att)
you might concider removing the -b "%2" as this causes it to be 2 messages instead of one.
you know I did exactly what you said and for some reason I still get the error message: failed to look up IP for smtp.atlmail.cingularme.net
I have regular cingular service and not former AT&T
jayeskreezy
Thrifty Member
posted: Nov. 3, 2006 @ 1:29p
ok i called cingular to change some settings and the atlmail thing just worked...sort of...false alarm...test #2
SWEET!!! it works...the problem was I was typing smtp.atlmail.etcccccccc
instead of just typing -s atlmail.etccccccccc
mataku
Senior Member
posted: Nov. 5, 2006 @ 2:02a
could someone help me figure out how to use this with outlook? I have already set up outlook to send emails through my gmail account, but what would I put for the email adddress? I am under a router. any help is appreciated.
I installed bmail and then tried below given command with my phone number (replaced phonenumber with my phone number) for Cingular but am not successful. c:\\bmail.exe -s atlmail.cingularme.net -t phonenumber@cingularme.net -f phonenumber@cingularme.net -h -a "ps3 alert" -b "test message"
I dont get any error messages. It just says: Command LINE SMTP Emailer v1.07 Copyright<C> 2002-2004 Criag.Peacock@beyondlogic.org Opening connection to atlmail.cingularme.net [66.102.165.100] on port 25 Socket Closed (it takes several seconds to get this socket message)
After all this, I dont get any message on my Cingular phone. I tried to send it via Yahoo Mail to my cingular_number@cingularme.net and got the messsage on my cell.
Can anybody please help me in this. Thanks
jayeskreezy said: kinggofg said: Bruin711 said: Does anyone know the smtp server address for Cingular? This is what I have but im not sure if its right c:\\bmail.exe -s smtp.cingularME.com -t phonenumber@cingularME.com -f phonenumber@cingularME.com -h -a "ps3 alert" -b "%1 %3 %2"
close. replace smtp.cingularME.com with "atlmail.cingularme.net" also phonenumber@cingularme.net
So a working cingular command should be: c:\\bmail.exe -s atlmail.cingularme.net -t phonenumber@cingularme.net -f phonenumber@cingularme.net -h -a "ps3 alert" -b "%1 %3 %2"
there are other smtp servers but this is the only one that worked for me. I am on standard cingular network (not former att)
you might concider removing the -b "%2" as this causes it to be 2 messages instead of one.
you know I did exactly what you said and for some reason I still get the error message: failed to look up IP for smtp.atlmail.cingularme.net
I have regular cingular service and not former AT&TText
mdiddy03
New Member
posted: Nov. 6, 2006 @ 11:14p
do any of yall know the start and stop for target and toys r us and if possible ps3preorders.com?
thanks!
mdiddy03
New Member
posted: Nov. 7, 2006 @ 12:25a
more importantly!!
when i tried running a test
it says.. there was a problem running comomand: c:\\bmail.exe -s atlmail.cingularme.net -t 123456@cingularme.net -f 123456@cingularme.net -h -a "ps3 alert" -b http://www.yahoo.com 7th November 2006 - 0:20.43 Yahoo!"
Error: The system cannot find the file specified.
Correct this problem in WebMon's prefrences, under update alerts > Run command.
it says.. there was a problem running comomand: c:\\bmail.exe -s atlmail.cingularme.net -t 123456@cingularme.net -f 123456@cingularme.net -h -a "ps3 alert" -b http://www.yahoo.com 7th November 2006 - 0:20.43 Yahoo!"
Error: The system cannot find the file specified.
Correct this problem in WebMon's prefrences, under update alerts > Run command.
Please tell me what im doing wrong
is bmail.exe in c: ?
mdiddy03
New Member
posted: Nov. 8, 2006 @ 1:04a
yes
legzakimbo
Senior Member - 3K
posted: Nov. 8, 2006 @ 8:29a
can you run the command as a standalone? I.e. get the usage or something
C:> bmail.exe /?
mdiddy03
New Member
posted: Nov. 8, 2006 @ 12:16p
i put that C://bmail.exe in and it runs with no error message but desnt send 2phone
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