options emailsys = smtp
emailauthprotocol= login
EMAILACKWAIT=30
emailid = 'runnerupwang@outlook.com'
emailpw = 'XXXXXX'
emailhost = 'smtp.live.com'
emailport = 25 ;
filename f_email email
to = '1055103120@qq.com'
from = 'runnerupwang@outlook.com'
subject = 'Automatic Email Sending Test'
;
data _null_;
file f_email;
put 'This is a test email with an RTF attachment via SAS programming.';
run;
I'm trying to send the email in the SAS9.4 with outlook mail, but failed, and I got an error message below, it seems that I should specify SSL, but I don't know how. Thanks for your info
ERROR: Login Failed
ERROR: Email: 530 5.7.0 Must issue a STARTTLS command first
PS: This code works if I changed the sender to 163 mail, and emaihost to smtp.163.com
This:
http://blogs.sas.com/content/sasdummy/2013/07/31/gmail-from-sas-program/
may point you in the right direction.
Thanks for your support. The final solution for sending the email with Outlook Account is similar to your sample code. I have setup the emailhost option in the second part option, I wonder why I have to setup the first part system options.
/*First part Option Setup*/
options emailsys = smtp
emailauthprotocol= login
EMAILACKWAIT=30
emailid = '******@outlook.com'
emailpw = 'XXXXXX'
emailhost = 'smtp-mail.outlook.com'
emailport = 25 ;
/*Second part Option Setup*/
options emailhost=
(
'smtp-mail.outlook.com' port=587
STARTTLS auth=login
id='******@outlook.com'
/* optional: encode PW with PROC PWENCODE */
pw='XXXXXX'
)
;
filename f_email email
to = ('OutMail_Address1' 'OutMail_Address2')
subject = 'Automatic Email Sending Test'
attach = 'C:\Users\Think\Desktop\test.rtf'
;
data _null_;
file f_email;
put 'This is a test email with an RTF attachment via SAS programming.';
run;
filename f_email clear;
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