EMail with Arduino GIGA R1 WiFi library compatibility

[syrinx]

Hello,

Does it work with the Arduino Giga R1 Wifi?

I get the errors:
”
ONLY ONE RECIPIENTmiltiple destination and attachments
nsecure client:0
smtp.gmail.com
465
eMail Sending status:
resp.code: 2
resp.desc: Could not connect to mail server
resp.status: 0
”

Thanks.

[Renzo Mischianti]

Hi,
Could not connect to mail server seems you can’t reach the server.
Pay attention and follow the GMail configuration guide.
But I think G1 does not use the standard WiFiNINA library or can’t be identified like a SAMD device, so I think It can’t work without a specified setting.

Bye Renzo

[syrinx]

I tried several providers, included GMX. I always get the same error, on all the ports.

I think I configured well EMailSender.

I can read also the UTC clock and connect to Arduino Iot. My Internet connection looks OK.

Yes, the Giga R1 Wifi doesn’t use the WiFiNINA library. It used its internal WiFi.h.

What can I do to help to update your library? The email is a big issue for the Giga, it seems it doesn’t exist any solution to send email with the Giga.

Thanks.

[Renzo Mischianti]

Try the version in this branch of the repository.
Please give me the output you get.
Thanks, Renzo

[syrinx]

I took this branch and I was able to send emails with Gmail.com 🙂

Now I’m trying to attach a CSV file I have in an USB memory stick inserted in the Giga in port USB A.

But the email arrived is always with an empty file (although the file is not empty in the memory stick).

I made several trials with in different way (FFAT, SD, SPIFFS, SPIFM, LITTLE_FS).

EMailSender::FileDescriptior fileDescriptor[1];
fileDescriptor[0].filename = F(“tapslog.csv”);
fileDescriptor[0].url = F(“/usb/tapslog.csv”);
fileDescriptor[0].mime = MIME_TEXT_PLAIN;
//fileDescriptor[0].mime = “text/csv”;
fileDescriptor[0].encode64 = false;
fileDescriptor[0].storageType = EMailSender::EMAIL_STORAGE_TYPE_FFAT;
EMailSender::Attachments attachs = { 1, fileDescriptor };

I get this log:
”
07:47:00.303 -> ONLY ONE RECIPIENTmiltiple destination and attachments
07:47:00.303 -> Insecure client:0
07:47:00.303 -> smtp.gmail.com
07:47:00.303 -> 465
07:47:01.372 -> 220 smtp.gmail.com ESMTP i9-20020a05600c354900b0040eee435571sm3147979wmq.45 – gsmtp
07:47:01.372 -> HELO mischianti
07:47:01.481 -> 250 smtp.gmail.com at your service
07:47:01.481 -> AUTH LOGIN:
07:47:01.599 -> 334 VXNlcm5hbWU6
07:47:01.599 -> Encoding
07:47:01.599 -> xxxx@onebeerlater.com
07:47:01.599 -> 29
07:47:01.599 -> ZnhkaG9sbGFuZGVyQG9uZWJlZXJsYXRlci5jb20=
07:47:01.599 -> Encoding
07:47:01.599 -> xxxx@onebeerlater.com
07:47:01.599 -> 29
07:47:01.689 -> 334 UGFzc3dvcmQ6
07:47:01.689 -> Encoding
07:47:01.689 -> xxPASSWORDxx
07:47:01.689 -> 10
07:47:01.689 -> Q2FzaGlzQio3NQ==
07:47:01.689 -> Encoding
07:47:01.689 -> xxPASSWORDxx
07:47:01.689 -> 10
07:47:02.204 -> 235 2.7.0 Accepted
07:47:02.204 -> MAIL FROM: <xxxxxx@onebeerlater.com>
07:47:02.316 -> 250 2.1.0 OK i9-20020a05600c354900b0040eee435571sm3147979wmq.45 – gsmtp
07:47:02.316 -> RCPT TO: <xxxxxx@onebeerlater.com>
07:47:02.410 -> 250 2.1.5 OK i9-20020a05600c354900b0040eee435571sm3147979wmq.45 – gsmtp
07:47:02.410 -> DATA:
07:47:02.640 -> 354 Go ahead i9-20020a05600c354900b0040eee435571sm3147979wmq.45 – gsmtp
07:47:03.219 -> Array: tapslog.csv
07:47:03.219 -> –frontier
07:47:03.219 -> Content-Type:
07:47:03.219 -> text/plain
07:47:03.219 -> ; charset=”UTF-8″
07:47:03.285 -> Readed filename: tapslog.csv
07:47:03.285 -> Message end
07:47:04.025 -> 250 2.0.0 OK 1706420824 i9-20020a05600c354900b0040eee435571sm3147979wmq.45 – gsmtp
07:47:04.153 -> 221 2.0.0 closing connection i9-20020a05600c354900b0040eee435571sm3147979wmq.45 – gsmtp
07:47:04.153 -> eMail Sending status:
07:47:04.153 -> resp.code: 0
07:47:04.153 -> resp.desc: Message sent!
07:47:04.153 -> resp.status: 1
“

• This reply was modified 3 months, 1 week ago by syrinx.
• This reply was modified 3 months ago by syrinx.

[Renzo Mischianti]

Remember also to add the google certificate

My guide here

Send emails with attachments: Arduino SAMD boards (WiFiNINA) – 3

I also have a generic guide from Arduino.

Upload SSL root certificates

Learn how to upload (flash) SSL root certificates to your board using Arduino IDE or the Arduino Firmware Uploader CLI utility.

In this article:

• Supported boards
• Uploading certificates in Arduino IDE
• Uploading certificates using Arduino Firmware Uploader

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Supported boards

The Firmware Updater tool in Arduino IDE supports^[1] these boards and modules:

Board	Module
Arduino UNO R4 WiFi	ESP32-S3
Arduino Portenta C33	ESP32-C3
Arduino MKR WiFi 1010	NINA
Arduino NANO 33 IoT	NINA
Arduino Uno WiFi Rev2	NINA
Arduino Nano RP2040	NINA

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Upload SSL root certificates in Arduino IDE

Follow these steps to upload SSL root certificates in Arduino IDE 2:

1. Connect the board to your computer and open Arduino IDE 2.
2. If the Serial Monitor is open, close it.
3. In the top menu bar, open Tools > Upload Root Certificates^[2].

   

4. Configure the options:
   • To add more certificates, click the Add New button, enter a URL, and press the Enter key.
   • Check one or more certificates that you want to upload.
   • Select the destination board in the board selection menu.
5. Click the Upload button.

   

6. Wait until the text “Certificates uploaded” is displayed, then close the Firmware Updater by clicking the “x” in the top-right corner.

   

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Upload SSL root certificates with the Arduino Firmware Uploader

If you prefer, you can directly use the Arduino Firmware Uploader (arduino-fwuploader) from the command line.

See the usage guide for certificates and check the command reference for certificates and certificates flash.

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1. MKR 1000 WiFi and MKR Vidor 4000 are not supported in Arduino IDE 2.2.0 / Arduino Firmware Uploader 2.4 or later. To update these boards, use Arduino IDE 2.2.1 or Arduino Firmware Uploader 2.3.0. For more information, see the Arduino Firmware Uploader user documentation. ↩︎
2. In Arduino IDE 1.8.9, this option is combined with the Firmware Updater and called Wifi101/WifiNINA Firmware updater. ↩︎

[syrinx]

I didn’t need this.

• This reply was modified 3 months, 1 week ago by syrinx.

[Renzo Mischianti]

I don’t support USB memory stick, I must check in witch way I can add It.
For now I release the support for Arduino GIGA network.
I’m going to check the USB integration.
Bye Renzo

[syrinx]

Thank you very much Renzo.

[syrinx]

Hello Renzo, did you have time to check the feasibility? Thanks.

[Renzo Mischianti]

Hi Syrinx,
the Arduino GIGA sent from the Arduino factory arrived this week, but now I must check the features.
Probably I start next week.
Bye Renzo

[syrinx]

Thanks. Good luck.

[syrinx]

Hello Renzo,

Did you succeed with the Giga?

[Renzo Mischianti]

Hi Syrinx,
Sending mail with GIGA works correctly, but I think USB stick support can’t be added because of some problems with the library’s scope.
I release the official new version of EMailSender soon.
Bye Renzo

[syrinx]

Not a good new for this card. I hope you or someone will find a fix.

What type of storage should be used for the USB stick of the Giga? EMAIL_STORAGE_TYPE_FFAT?

Thanks.

[Renzo Mischianti]

No,
for GIGA exists specified API with custom operators.
Here is my implementation, but it does not work for now.
Bye Renzo

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