void my_smtp_test(char *str)
{
smtp_Tcp_count[8]++;
smtp_set_server_addr("220.181.12.18"/*"192.168.0.163"*/);
// -> set both username and password as NULL if no auth needed
smtp_set_auth("*****@*****.**","wjw86831414718");
smtp_send_mail("*****@*****.**", "*****@*****.**", "I am from MCU pass the SMTP", (const char *) str/*"DS18B20"*/, my_smtp_result_fn,
0);
}
/** Same as smpt_send_mail but takes a struct smtp_send_request as single
* parameter which contains all the other parameters.
* To be used with tcpip_callback to send mail from interrupt context or from
* another thread.
*
* WARNING: server and authentication must stay untouched until this function has run!
*
* Usage example:
* - allocate a struct smtp_send_request (in a way that is allowed in interrupt context)
* - fill the members of the struct as if calling smtp_send_mail
* - specify a callback_function
* - set callback_arg to the structure itself
* - call this function
* - wait for the callback function to be called
* - in the callback function, deallocate the structure (passed as arg)
*/
void
smtp_send_mail_int(void *arg)
{
struct smtp_send_request *req = arg;
err_t err;
LWIP_ASSERT("smtp_send_mail_int: no argument given", arg != NULL);
if (req->static_data) {
err = smtp_send_mail_static(req->from, req->to, req->subject, req->body,
req->callback_fn, req->callback_arg);
} else {
err = smtp_send_mail(req->from, req->to, req->subject, req->body,
req->callback_fn, req->callback_arg);
}
if ((err != ERR_OK) && (req->callback_fn != NULL)) {
req->callback_fn(req->callback_arg, SMTP_RESULT_ERR_UNKNOWN, 0, err);
}
}
