What patch are you using, I think you might consider an update? They fixed their sendmail executable (which is based on the sendMail perl script) to support newer SSL/TLS versions. (we had the same problem).

Sounds like you have two wincc oa versions installed. I assume because of your "PATH" variable your binaries use the WinCC OA libraries of the wrong installation.

Same problem like here: https://www.winccoa.com/forum/viewtopic ... 84#p969384

Hi,

you have two WinCC OA Versions installed right? Try to remove the old version from your Windows "PATH" variable, reboot, rebuild and retry.

BR,
Giri

How can I enable the driver code to load complete DP identifications ? Is there an alternative to Manager::getId() method ? Hi, here is what I do: // impl just to signal the framework, that we want the DPIdTable class WrapDrvPluginHdl : public DrvPluginHdl { bool needDpContainer() override { // yes...

Oh I see, the Ctrl function is just a wrapper around the sendEmail binary located within the WinCC OA bin directory. Thanks for the advice!

Hi,

is it possible to specify the type of recipient (CC, BC, TO) when using the Ctrl sendMail function?

Thanks in advance and BR,
Giri

I am not able to attach screenshots... ("Sorry, the board attachment quota has been reached.") Opening this uri with any webbrowser on a Windows System with WinCCOA installed should open up the documentation I am refering to: file:///C:/Siemens/Automation/WinCC_OA/3.16/api/docu/class_dp_v_...

Where in the API did you find this information? Within the C++ API documentation (see attached screenshot). In a query result (in CTRL) you do not get the information for the _stime if the item is not added to the list of queried attributes. Possibly it is the same in API. In case of a connect to _...

Hi, I just observed with WinCCOA 3.16 on linux, that the OriginTime (DpHLGroup::getOriginTime(), C++ API, described as time when value change occured) of DpQueryConnect hotlinks is not set. Is this intended behaviour? In alertConnect and dpConnect hotlinks this value holds the time of the value chan...

PS: Same procedure also works for Ubuntu. (and probably also for all other .deb based distros)