Hi
(Before saying this is a server problem, read the whole message, as
it's got us confused)
Our ICS-based email app (using TSnycSMTPCli) work fine most of the
time. We have once instance though where when sending external emails
(i.e., emails that require to be sent over the internet, not
A few things come to mind. First, what kind of SMTP Server is
receiving the e-mails on the other end? This might be important, as
some servers have some weird, non-standard requirements or modus
operandi. Second, are you positive that your ICS application is
sending a QUIT command at the
Wow thanks for your quick reply.
I'll reply between the lines.
First, what kind of SMTP Server is receiving the e-mails on the
other end?
Exchange 2000 server.
Second, are you positive that your ICS application is sending a QUIT
command at the end of the transaction?
I believe so. The
Pete Williams wrote:
First, what kind of SMTP Server is receiving the e-mails on the
other end?
Exchange 2000 server.
Well, that says something: OE (from MS, maker of Exchange) is being
accepted, but not your custom client. There might be some special
header that it is looking for that
DZ-Jay wrote:
Another thing to consider is the source IP: the Exchange server might be
rejecting messages from your client's IP address.
Nevermind that comment. I just re-read your original post, and you are
testing both clients from the same machine.
dZ.
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Verify that OE use SMTP and don't use IMAP4.
Use a netwrok sniffer to see exactly what OE does and what your program does
(you can simply log
what your program does).
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Verify that OE use SMTP and don't use IMAP4.
It definately uses SMTP.
Pete
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From: Francois Piette [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: ICS support mailing twsocket@elists.org
Sent: Monday, September 19, 2005 4:03 PM
Subject: Re: [twsocket] [tsyncsmtpcli] Problem sending email
Francois Piette wrote:
Verify that OE use SMTP and don't use IMAP4.
Use a netwrok sniffer to see exactly what OE does and what your program does
(you can simply log
what your program does).
You can try Wilfried's SocketSpy proxy from the UserMade section of the
ICS Home Page.
dZ.
DZ-Jay wrote:
Francois Piette wrote:
Verify that OE use SMTP and don't use IMAP4.
Use a netwrok sniffer to see exactly what OE does and what your program
does (you can simply log what your program does).
You can try Wilfried's SocketSpy proxy from the UserMade section of the
ICS Home Page.
Hello,
At 10:16 AM 9/19/2005, you wrote:
Hi
Verify that OE use SMTP and don't use IMAP4.
It definately uses SMTP.
Are you absolutely sure? We get customers emailing us all the time saying
Outlook works fine, but your [SMTP based program] won't send emails
outside of our domain! It's
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Hello Francois,
Verify that OE use SMTP and don't use IMAP4.
Is IMAP also used to send emails ? I have the problem that M$ Echange
complains it will not relay, but sending with outlook to same
destination it works. So probably this is the reason...
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Hi
No, it is *not* using IMAP4 - it's Outlook Express (not Outlook) we're
using. They have the same name but are quite different.
However, we will get a non-MS email client like pheonix tried out tomorrow.
I'll post on my findings.
Pete.
- Original Message -
From: Francois PIETTE
Hello!
Hello,
Just information because I think this is interesting to know:
Normally when I want to know if there is a server on a machine I try to
connect on the port where it should listen and check Error argument in
OnSessionConnected.
If you do this on a machine where Norton
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