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If you were using python you could do it in 5

I do agree with you telecomgeek....but at the same time there service is free, there is other options / routes that the more advanced user can use such as the TPI...(I wish they would do one that includes honeywell systems as i would like to go that route).

You should start a new topic, the moderators usually ignore the older ones...new ones also....but they ignore the new ones less

Appears you just found quite a security hole...now the question is will they fix it?

In case anyone is interested I just ran a test and eyes-on does not receive email using TLS so the probability it sends it via TLS is a little lower then what I originally thought.

Though i find wikipedia to be nothing but reliable....*sarcasm*

Maybe this FAQ about TLS put out by a bank that utilizes it will help you understand.

http://www.bnymellon.com/security/tlsencryption.pdf

TLS is an end to end solution what are you not understanding about that. There is no "ROUTE" when it comes to TLS. hense the term ->transport<- layer security As far as not that many servers using it, maybe that would be true if it was 1999.... theoretical person A sends there secure message to ...

"Transport Layer Security (TLS). It is coupled with Simple Authentication and Security Layer (SASL), which confirms the target router's identity. This ensures that unintended servers don't end up with a copy of the email, which happens frequently in the course of normal correspondence. This method ...