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    Omo T Starboy
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    How to send multiple message with SMTP

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      How to send multiple message with SMTP

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      You send one message, then you send another message, and so on. Your question makes no sense.


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        How to send multiple message with SMTP

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        You make a list of the messages that you intend to send and then you send them one at a time. Your question makes perfect sense.:thumbsup: Start here: SMPP protocol with c at DuckDuckGo[^] And then read a lot. SMTP, I guess as you might be attempting to do, is just sending email. Not what I have done recently, but this is how I would approach it. Thank you for asking.

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          You make a list of the messages that you intend to send and then you send them one at a time. Your question makes perfect sense.:thumbsup: Start here: SMPP protocol with c at DuckDuckGo[^] And then read a lot. SMTP, I guess as you might be attempting to do, is just sending email. Not what I have done recently, but this is how I would approach it. Thank you for asking.

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          Jeremy Falcon
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          Member 15078716 wrote:

          Your question makes perfect sense.

          This is in a servers forum and the title says SMTP server, which suggests to those understanding context, he would want to talk about the server side of things. Rather the question is about the SMTP protocol itself and presumably from a client application no less. I also think most folks would've received this question better if he attempted to explain the derailment from the topic of the forum.

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            You make a list of the messages that you intend to send and then you send them one at a time. Your question makes perfect sense.:thumbsup: Start here: SMPP protocol with c at DuckDuckGo[^] And then read a lot. SMTP, I guess as you might be attempting to do, is just sending email. Not what I have done recently, but this is how I would approach it. Thank you for asking.

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            Jeremy Falcon
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            Also, note that SMPP and SMTP are not the same thing.

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              How to send multiple message with SMTP

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              multi-threads, or concurrent teasels.

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