Julz wrote:
> Yeap I had the same problem. Only seem to happen when multiple email
> addresses are on the same To:, CC: or BCC: line. I can't remember if I
> used a ";" or a "," for separating the names.
I get it with single recipients. One other thing I've noted is that I'm
running Win98. My ISP uses Unix servers. I can dial into my company's
WinNT server to send the same message a minute later and not have a
problem. Don't know if that has any significance or not. Fortunately,
it's easy to switch outgoing mail servers within a profile. I've shipped
an email off to my ISP to see if they have any thoughts on the matter,
but haven't gotten a response yet. Still don't know who to point a
finger at yet. :)
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> barney wrote:
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>> For the past month or so, I've been getting sporadic "Relay Error -
>> Check Recipient List" messages when sending mail through my ISP's smtp
>> server. The volume of these is increasing daily. It doesn't matter which
>> pop email account I'm sending from - I get it using my ISP email address
>> as well as other email accounts I have set up to send through this
>> server. I managed to capture some smtp logs and something caught my eye
>> - there is an extra CR (CRCRLF) following the recipient's email address.
>> The log shows:
>>
>> 0[7b1b00]: SMTP entering state: 4
>> 0[7b1b00]: SMTP Send: MAIL FROM:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> 0[7b1b00]: SMTP entering state: 0
>> 0[7b1b00]: SMTP Response: 250 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>... Sender ok
>> 0[7b1b00]: SMTP entering state: 6
>> 0[7b1b00]: SMTP Send: RCPT TO:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> 0[7b1b00]: SMTP entering state: 0
>> 0[7b1b00]: SMTP Response: 550 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>... Relay error - See
>> http://www.domain.com/support_relayerror.html
>> 0[7b1b00]: SMTP entering state: 7
>>
>> The CRCRLF shows up after each <email@address>. Is mozilla adding this,
>> or is it coming from somewhere else? I'm wondering if this might be
>> causing the problem with my ISP giving me the bad recipient list error
>> message. I've gotten the error trying to send to a bunch of different
>> recipients at different domains. Some new messages, some replies. The
>> error and CRCRLF is always the same, though.
>>
>> Is this a bug? Yes/No/Maybe?
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