XCOPY deployment 

When distributing an application using Rebex Secure Mail library, simply copy the following DLL files (.NET assemblies) with your application:

• Rebex.Common.dll
• Rebex.Networking.dll
• Rebex.Mail.dll
• Rebex.Imap.dll
• Rebex.Smtp.dll
• Rebex.Pop3.dll
• Rebex.Ews.dll

There is no need to install, configure or distribute anything else to make them work.

Supported SMTP, IMAP, POP3 servers 

Rebex Secure Mail component works with all standard-compliant SMTP, IMAP and POP3 servers.

Recommended and tested mail servers:

• Gmail
• Microsoft Exchange Server
• Sendmail

Also works with:

• XMail
• Yahoo mail server
• Dovecot
• Postfix
• Courier mail server
• All other standard-compliant SMTP, IMAP, POP3 servers

Supported Exchange Web Services versions 

Exhange Web Services client supports following Exchange Server versions:

• Exchange 2007
• Exchange 2007 SP1
• Exchange 2010
• Exchange 2010 SP1
• Exchange 2010 SP2
• Exchange 2013
• Exchange 2013 SP1
• Exchange 2016
• Exchange Office 365 and Outlook.com

Fine-tuning client behavior 

The Smtp, Imap and Pop3 objects makes it possible to adjust various client settings and workarounds. Most of them are available through Settings property (see the next section for details).

Some settings are available at the Smtp, Imap and Pop3 objects themselves. This includes the Encoding property that specifies a charset to be used when encoding commands and decoding responses. However, since all of those should normally use ASCII, changing the default value is seldom needed.

// create POP3 client instance
pop3 = new Pop3();

// set encoding to UTF-8
pop3.Encoding = Encoding.UTF8;

' create POP3 client instance
pop3 = New Pop3()

' set encoding to UTF-8
pop3.Encoding = Encoding.UTF8

The common settings include a Timeout property as well. Use it to change the default timeout value of 60,000 miliseconds.

Workarounds for common server issues 

Workarounds for some server issues are not enabled by default because detecting them automatically would be troublesome. They can be changed through properties of Smtp.Settings, Imap.Settings and Pop3.Settings objects.

// create POP3 client instance
pop3 = new Pop3();

// ignore invalid message headers
pop3.Settings.IgnoreUnparsableHeaders = true;

' create POP3 client instance
pop3 = New Pop3()

' ignore invalid message headers
pop3.Settings.IgnoreUnparsableHeaders = True

List of common tweaks and workarounds: