> hi Jordi,
>
> Jordi Rico wrote:
> > when it detects any movement. Well, the problem is I need to catch
> > this email sending from a program so I can do some actions. It is, I
> > can't wait to the email to be received in a server or whatelse, I need
> > catching the data sent over the local network.
>
> Use an extra SMTP service, then this server can trigger easily your action.
>
> Otherwise you need to implement it yourself, e.g.:
>
> http://www.ericdaugherty.com/dev/cses/developers.html
>
> mfG
> --> stefan <--

> hi Jordi,
>
> Jordi Rico wrote:
> > If I don't find anything else, i'll try by implementing an SMTP server
> > on my program, but my thoughts were more in listening to some port on
> > the device. The only reason is speed.
>
> Then this camera is imho not the best choice.
>
> > this is why I'm interested in reading
> > the port, because I know that the email is sent immediatily, but
> > receiving it on time is something more imprecise...
>


> Instead if implementing a fully featured SMTP server you need a simple
> TCP/IP server, which triggers your action when the camera creates a
> connection. As this requires a full TCP/IP handshake, it is not the
> fastest way.
>
> The fastes way would by some kind of listening to a raw socket, but I
> don't know if this makes sense in C#, see:
>
> http://discuss.joelonsoftware.com/default.asp?design.4.326115.9
>
> Can the camera send UDP packets? I would take a look at the specs...
>
> mfG
> --> stefan <--

> Thanks for your help
> I'll look this webs to try to see the light :)
> And the camera... I have no choice, must be this camera... is a
> Trendnet TV-IP110 and I don't really like it (Axis are much better)
> but it doesn't depend on us...
>
> On 10 dic, 11:41, Stefan Hoffmann <ste***@ste5an.de> wrote:
>
>
>
> > hi Jordi,
>
> > Jordi Rico wrote:
> > > If I don't find anything else, i'll try by implementing an SMTP server
> > > on my program, but my thoughts were more in listening to some port on
> > > the device. The only reason is speed.
>
> > Then this camera is imho not the best choice.
>
> > > this is why I'm interested in reading
> > > the port, because I know that the email is sent immediatily, but
> > > receiving it on time is something more imprecise...
>
> > Instead if implementing a fully featured SMTP server you need a simple
> > TCP/IP server, which triggers your action when the camera creates a
> > connection. As this requires a full TCP/IP handshake, it is not the
> > fastest way.
>
> > The fastes way would by some kind of listening to a raw socket, but I
> > don't know if this makes sense in C#, see:
>
> >http://discuss.joelonsoftware.com/default.asp?design.4.326115.9
>
> > Can the camera send UDP packets? I would take a look at the specs...
>
> > mfG
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