1:What is an ESMTP Client?
ESMTP refers to a collection of extensions to the Simple Mail Transport Protocol (hence ESMTP) which include Authentication, Data Chunking and the ability to operate over a TLS/SSL connection. InterNiche's ESMTP Client had been specially designed to minimize RAM requirements inherent in an embedded/IoT product.
2:Is InterNiche's ESMTP Client interoperable with commercial ESMTP Servers?
Absolutely. In fact, once configured the provided example application will send email through GMail's server.
3:Which specifications are supported by InterNiche's ESMTP Client?
Note: Numerous older RFC have been superseded or made obsolete by those listed here: RFCs 821, 822, 851, 974, 1869, 2197, 2222, 2487, 2821, 2822 and others.
4:Does InterNiche's ESMTP Client work over both IPv4 and IPv6?
Yes. The ESMTP Client can operate via IPv4 and IPv6 simultaneously.
5:Does InterNiche's ESMTP Client require a pre-emptive RTOS?
No. The ESMTP Client can run in a No-OS (SuperLoop), cooperative tasking or a pre-emptive RTOS environment.
6:How are email messages constucted?
To some degree this is 'cURL-like' in that the application makes calls to set email options ('to', 'subject', etc) and then submits the message's control structure for execution. To ensure that RAM usage is kept at a minimum, several different methods are available for body creation. They can be provided in a file, in a buffer, or dynamically through successive calls to application-provided functions.
By having email messages created on a timer or a trigger, email can be sent to your company's maintenance or engineering department which contain detailed operational information. The email can contain the output of CLI commands or customer-provided functions and can attach logfiles or binary data. The ESMTP Client gives your application a "Send Information to Support" capability with very little effort.
8:What are the licensing terms of InterNiche's ESMTP Client?
9:Is InterNiche's ESMTP Client covered by GPL?
No. InterNiche products are 'closed-source' and do not subject your own development efforts to GPL's requirement that you release your proprietary software to the public.
10:Is there Technical Support available if I have questions or problems?
Yes. InterNiche source code products come with one year of Support, provided directly from our development engineers so you don't have to rely upon members of a 'user forum' for advise, assistance or modifications. And with a current Support Agreement, you can also look forward to being provided with any bug fixes released by InterNiche.


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by OR Today Magazine | Aug 1, 2015 | Magazine, Nutrition, Out of The OR
By Patrick J. Skerrett
Partially hydrogenated oils, once a workhorse of the food industry, have gotten an official heave-ho from the U.S. food supply.
In a long-awaited decision, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration ruled June 16 that partially hydrogenated oils, which are the main source of harmful trans fats, are no longer "generally recognized as safe." That means any food company wanting to use partially hydrogenated oils must get the FDA's approval to do so.
Companies have until 2018 to stop using partially hydrogenated oils or to petition the FDA for approval.
The move is a good one for individual and public health. Trans fats have been a favorite of the food industry because they increase the shelf life of liquid oils and make margarine easier to spread. But those benefits have come at a big cost.
Trans fats boost the amount of low-density lipoprotein ("bad" cholesterol) in the bloodstream and lower the amount of high-density lipoprotein ("good" cholesterol). They make blood more likely to clot inside blood vessels in the heart, brain, and elsewhere, and also ramp up inflammation, which plays important roles in the development of heart disease, diabetes, and other leading causes of death and disability.
"This double, triple, or even quadruple whammy from trans fats should translate into higher rates of heart disease," says Dr. Walter C. Willett, professor of nutrition at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health.And it does.
In a review article published nearly 10 years ago in The New England Journal of Medicine, Willett and his colleagues estimated that removing trans fats from the U.S. food supply would prevent between 72,000 and 228,000 heart attacks each year.
The FDA finally agrees. In the blog FDAVoice, Susan Mayne, the director of the FDA's Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition, wrote that "it has become clear that what's good for extending shelf-life is not equally good for extending human life."
Artificial trans fats were developed in the early 1900s by Wilhelm Normann, a German chemist. He patented a process that used hydrogen gas to turn liquid vegetable oils into solids. This process, called hydrogenation, protected the oil from turning rancid. It also added trans fats.
Proctor and Gamble released Crisco, the first partially hydrogenated shortening, in 1911. Soft margarines followed. Over the years, the food industry found hundreds of uses for partially hydrogenated oils, from prepared cookies and pastries to powdered creamer and the oils used for deep frying in fast-food restaurants.
Trans fats have been called "stealth fats" because few Americans knew they were in the food supply. Food companies weren't required to list them on Nutrition Facts labels, and they didn't show up as "trans fats" in ingredients lists. The only way a shopper could have known a food contained trans fats was to spot the term "partially hydrogenated oil" in the ingredients list.
Aware of the potential health hazards of trans fats, the Center for Science in the Public Interest petitioned the FDA in 1994 to require that trans fats be listed on Nutrition Facts labels. It took 12 years for that to happen.
In 2004, Fred A. Kummerow filed a citizen petition with the FDA to remove partially hydrogenated oils from the list of foods classified as "generally recognized as safe" (or GRAS). As described in The New York Times, Kummerow, now professor emeritus of food science and human nutrition at the University of Illinois, waged a life-long battle against trans fats.
It took nine years, but the FDA eventually announced a preliminary determination to strike partially hydrogenated oils from the GRAS list in 2013. The June decision made it final.
The move will definitely help reduce the amount of trans fats in the American diet. But many food makers, seeing the handwriting on the wall, have already been working to find trans-fat-free alternatives to partially hydrogenated oils.
Chains like Starbucks did away with trans fats in 2007 and others are following suit. Wal-mart is requiring its suppliers to deliver trans-free products by the end of this year.
Keep in mind that 2018 is three years away. So it makes sense to check food labels for trans fats. Your heart will thank you for it.
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Alert Logic Announces International Expansion Into EMEA
Alert Logic, the leading provider of security-as-a-service solutions for the cloud, has today announced its international expansion into EMEA. The US-based company recently announced it achieved 35% year-over-year revenue growth in Q1 2014, with annualized revenue under contract in the month of March 2014 exceeding $56 million. With their expansion into EMEA, the company will address the growing demand for security and compliance solutions from European customers, by providing local support for the needs of those businesses and industries. Alert Logic has selected the fast-growing city of Cardiff for its new UK hub, which will include a datacentre and Security Operations Centre.
"Data from our recent Cloud Security Report noted Europe as having the highest volume of attacks in hosting and public cloud infrastructures. European customers are looking for high-quality, cloud-based security and compliance solutions that can address their unique needs," said Gray Hall, CEO, Alert Logic. "With over 300 Alert Logic customers in the UK already, we are excited to announce today that Alert Logic is expanding into Europe with the goal of providing better support for our current and future customers."
The expansion is occurring across three different dimensions:
Alert Logic will continue its investment in the new UK office by building out the sales, marketing and support teams to engage directly with customers in the UK. Recent hires include David Howorth, VP of EMEA sales.
The company is currently developing its UK-based datacentre to provide local support for EMEA customers.
Construction is also underway for the first Alert Logic UK Security Operations Centre, which will include 24×7 security monitoring to address any threats that may arise.
In order to expedite the launch of Alert Logic's Cardiff headquarters, the Welsh Government has awarded Alert Logic a developmental grant. This will be used in the creation of new jobs and the new datacentre, as well as further training programs.
"The arrival of Alert Logic is great news for the United Kingdom, and specifically Cardiff and the Welsh Government's Enterprise Zone," said Councillor Phil Bale, Leader, City of Cardiff Council. "In addition to providing new jobs in a highly skilled field, their investment demonstrates the importance of offering in-country residence of data and specialised compliance. Their expansion will provide local resources to address the critical security requirements of EMEA businesses."
With high-profile data breaches and compliance violations occurring daily, Alert Logic protects business-critical data and systems, ensuring companies are secure. The company's security and compliance solutions combine products, content, analytics and people to provide customers with an easy and cost-effective way to maintain security across both on-premises and cloud environments. With over 300 UK customers, and partnerships with the top cloud and managed hosting providers in the UK, Alert Logic provides support for companies of all sizes and industries.
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