Unsigned signature fields in a PDF are placeholders for digital signatures that can be added to a PDF document at a later time. These fields are often created by the author or originator of the document, and they indicate where and how a digital signature should be placed. When the document is distributed, recipients can then use these fields to […]
The “signingTime” authenticated attribute in PKCS #7 (now part of Cryptographic Message Syntax or CMS) signatures is an optional attribute that indicates the date and time when the digital signature was created. It is commonly included in signed-data objects to provide a timestamp that can help verify when a signature was applied. Detailed Explanation: Attribute OID: The “signingTime” attribute is […]
(back to Send Email from Hotmail.com, Live.com, or Outlook.com) The SMTP settings for Hotmail.com, Live.com, and Outlook.com are the same because all these email domains are part of Microsoft’s unified Outlook email service, which uses the same mail servers. Here are the SMTP settings: SMTP Server Settings (for sending email): SMTP Server: smtp.office365.com Port: 587 Encryption: STARTTLS Requires Authentication: Yes […]
Most Chilkat classes have a LastErrorText property. It contains detailed contextual information about what transpired in the last method called on an object instance. The LastErrorText will contain information even when the method succeeds. This allows us to understand what happened when a method succeeds, but for some reason doesn’t behave as expected. Important: Each time a method is called, […]
Question: I am unable to determine from the documentation if the Chilkat library supports SSH authentication using X.509 certificates. In our application, we need to establish secure SSH connections to remote servers, and we prefer to use X.509 certificates for authentication instead of traditional username/password or key-based authentication methods. Could you please clarify if the Chilkat SSH/SFTP API’s support X.509 […]
Problem Report I tested the Chilkat API (for Python) on my Windows PC (everything works fine). Now I want to use Chilkat for Python on my Raspberry Pi 3 B+, OS Raspbian GNU/Linux 11 (bullseye). arch -> armv7l (32Bit) python -V -> Python 3.9.2 So I choose this Download: “Python 3.9 Module for armhf Alpine Linux”. Installation ended with “Success”. […]
The Chilkat.OAuth2 class is designed for desktop applications, not server-side web applications. To explain further: The call to OAuth2.StartAuth does 2 things: Returns a URL you’ll open in a browser to interactively get authorization from the service’s account owner. Starts a background thread to act as a web server for the redirect request that will be forwarded from the local […]
Most Chilkat classes include a Version property. To find the version of Chilkat, such as “9.5.0.94”, instantiate the object and examine the Version property. AutoIt How to get the Version of Chilkat at Runtime C How to get the Version of Chilkat at Runtime Python How to get the Version of Chilkat at Runtime C++ How to get the Version […]
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In the context of email communication, the BCC (Blind Carbon Copy) field is used to send a copy of an email to recipients without revealing their addresses to other recipients. When it comes to the MIME (Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions) header of an email, the BCC email addresses should not be included. The MIME header is a part of an […]