Scott,
The problem, with dying in the middle of a recipient, is occurring after
approximately 1200 characters. In regards to the 512 character limit you
spoke of, who enforces this? Is this an IMail limit or a general SMTP
limit. We used to be able to send these messages out with our previous
mail server (Seattle Labs SLMail) with this problem. So, are you saying
that the program that generates the email should be embedding "hard"
carriage returns after every recipient (or every nth recipient)?
Thanks,
Gary
At 02:55 PM 10/2/00 , you wrote:
> > I'm not too worried about splitting a line. I am worried when the
> > To: line stops in the middle of one recipient and eliminates others.
>
>OK, that is definitely a problem. If it *does* split a line, it has to be
>at a whitespace character (kind of like word wrap). So if it stops in the
>middle of one recipient, something is going wrong.
>
> > This is not a case of too long a subject line.
>
>Actually, it sounds like it might be the same problem.
>
> > In that case, I am wondering if this is too long a list of
> > recipients (To: line).
>
>That's what it sounds like. Have you checked to see how many characters
>are there, before the split? The maximum that is allowed (on one line) is
>512 characters -- if you have 30 recipients, and have their name as well
>as E-mail address, that could be the problem. In that case, the E-mail
>client should be splitting it into several lines (with a space or tab on
>the subsequent lines, indicating that it is a continuation of the first line).
> -Scott
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