Sandy,

Am I correct in assuming that you attempted something similar to the following script on the VAMSoft site?

    Envelope header information
    http://www.vamsoft.com/orf/tools.asp#smtpenvl

This is how they add headers to the messages containing the MAIL FROM and RCPT To data.  I get the feeling from reading the code that they are using some sort of pre-normalized data that MS SMTP spits out, though I'm not at all sure about that.  If this data isn't normalized, then this would seem to do the trick with a little bit of modification.

Thanks,

Matt



Sanford Whiteman wrote:
I'm eagerly awaiting the results of your research :)
    

Well,  I  wish  I  had  better news, but the problem (they'd call it a
feature,  and for once I think I'd agree) is that MS SMTP "normalizes"
the  envelope  fields  as  part  of of normal message flow. Thus, even
though  the  IIS and ORF logs will show extra spaces, they're the only
place where the actual protocol commands are preserved. ORF doesn't do
anything  special  to  change this data; it just automatically changes
after  the  message  is  submitted,  and subsequent message inspection
during  MS SMTP transport will not show any of the original formatting
errors.

The  only  way you could retain the protocol-level data is by plugging
in  another  protocol  event sink alongside ORF, but running more than
one  custom  PES  on  the same system is pretty un-heard-of (I believe
it's  possible  using  different priorities, but I've never seen it in
practice).  So  you  are  pretty much stuck with (a) giving up, or (b)
trying  the log inspection option. I really wouldn't trust the latter,
since  you  might  actually have to throttle _down_ processing to make
sure   that   the  logs  can  be  parsed  in  time  to  intercept  the
message...not good.

Sorry I don't have a fix.

--Sandy


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