CFPOP has been flakey since its conception.  For some people it seems to
work perfectly where as others have nothing but problems with it.
Attachments and funky MIME types in a message can do this, if attachments
aren't a huge concern in your application I would sudgest turning them off.
You may also want to think 3rd party for this as well, there are quite a few
options out there, one inparticular i know of is at www.stoneagesoftware.com
in the freebies section (shameless plug).. It doesn't support attachments,
and it isnt the end all be all, but it cleans a lot of problems the original
CFPOP has, the java source is also included so ya can tweak it if need be.
Other than that, there are again quite a few commercial products out there
but from my experience with them they have a lot of the same issues, you may
want to take a step back and re-evaluate your approach, if possible in your
environment, you may be able to write a module for your email server to
automatically populate the contents of email into a database or to a flat
file that you can read in (with exchange for example, i know both are
possible)..

Hope that helps,

Nat

-----Original Message-----
From: Owen Leonard [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, March 13, 2002 12:53 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: CFPOP unknown exception condition


I know I've asked this before, but I'm desperate for a solution and need any
help I can get.  Folks are frequently getting this error when they use our
web-based email:

Error Diagnostic Information
unknown exception condition
unknown error while executing a tag.

The log of the error in the server log looks like this:

Unexpected exception while processing a tag with a general identifier of
(CFPOP), occupying document position (32:4) to (37:39), while executing
template file [email.cfm]

.and the code in question looks like this:

   <cfpop action="GETALL"
       name="Messages"
       attachmentpath="#VARIABLES.AttachDir#"
       server="#VARIABLES.POPserver#"
       timeout="60"
       username="#VARIABLES.Username#"
       password="#VARIABLES.Password#">

I never used to get the error myself, but now it happens EVERY TIME when I
test it on my local development machine. We're running CF5.  If anyone has
any advice, I'd be extremely grateful.

    --Owen

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