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- Original Message -
From: Hoby Smith h...@romans618.org
To: 'ICS support mailing' twsocket@elists.org
Sent: Wednesday, July 15, 2009 10:47 PM
Subject: Re: [twsocket] Simple SMTP text emails rejected for virus or spam
Well
It's possible that their filter recognize the X-Mailer header,
try to remove or overwrite it in OnHeaderLine event.
Also if the mail used multiple parts the MIME boundaries could
be recognized as well. Many spammers use ICS.
Regarding the hard coded boundary strings I suggest to make
them (or
It is likely that - despite what they say - your IP or hostname is
blacklisted.
You should try to send the email, with the exact same program, from another
computer (or even several computers) using another ISP. If the problem
happend from anywhere, then it is a problem of the mail itself. For
Regarding the hard coded boundary strings I suggest to
make them (or parts) component properties.
Would be a good idea to create a property XMailer with that string. The
default value would be the current value. Some trick should be used so that
the correct component version is used even if the
Francois Piette wrote:
Regarding the hard coded boundary strings I suggest to
make them (or parts) component properties.
Would be a good idea to create a property XMailer with that string.
The default value would be the current value. Some trick should be
used so that the correct component
Francois said...
1- You should try to send the email, with the exact
same program, from another computer (or even several
computers) using another ISP
2- It is likely that - despite what they say - your
IP or hostname is blacklisted.
Thanks for the input Francois. I have indeed tested by
Well, I finally resolved this issue. What a pain. In the end, the problem
was just character data that GoDaddy didn't like. It would have been nice
if their SMTP response had said something like, Invalid character data
detected, instead of, Rejected due to spam or virus content. But, maybe
I
