So where can I go to pester some Indy devs these days?

So where can I go to pester some Indy devs these days?

The IMAP component's SASL support is broken :(

edit: I'm using XE6 update 1 FWIW.

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  1. Report bug to QC. Delphi -> Internet -> Indy category

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  2. Dalija Prasnikar Let's hope that doesn't have the usual timeframe, I need this finished by tomorrow :)

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  3. Asbjørn Heid I would say that you ping Remy on the forums, but guess what. Or you can try contact him from his website http://www.lebeausoftware.org/

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  4. Dalija Prasnikar Cheers!

    Alternatively, anyone know if an IMAP component/library for Delphi that supports XOAUTH2 (or where it would be easy to integrate)?

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  5. StackOverflow and make sure Remy Lebeau catches it. He's not active on G+.

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  6. Jeroen Wiert Pluimers Cheers. Might just go balls deep with REST for now and sort out imap once we have customers using something other than Gmail. Time is ticking :-(

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  7. Dalija Prasnikar Oh, you don't mean the forums are still down?

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  8. Bill Meyer They were down whole day, but it looks like they are up again.  Feels like roller coaster ;-)

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  9. Dalija Prasnikar Only because it is a roller coaster. Sort of like off-topic. ;)

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  10. Asbjørn Heid Have you tried the Indy newsgroups - news.atozed.com ?

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  11. I'm trying a pure REST approach now, the REST stuff in Delphi may not be top notch (I'm a REST virgin) but it certainly seems to work better than Indy's IMAP so far.

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  12. I must admit that I'm doing loads of REST in C# and very happy with that. Current gig only has Delphi 2006, so not much REST there.

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  13. Bill Meyer I really dislike how complex they made WPF, but FMX isn't that much better (especially because it is soo buggy and badly documented). But for server side stuf I'll take C# over Delphi any time. Sorry (:

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  14. Jeroen Wiert Pluimers Was just kidding. There is much to like in C#, although its verbosity sometimes puts me in mind of COBOL. ;)

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  15. Bill Meyer oh yes (: The cool thing about doing multiple stacks, is that it forces you to think outside the box in any stack. Very refreshing things then happen.

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  16. Update from latest SVN sources before reporting bugs.

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  17. Warren Postma Good point, I must admit I completely forgot Indy was still open source since it's been bundled for so long.

    It seems this issue has been fixed, so I'll be using that patch for now (though my own seems to work fine against GMail at least).

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