Is anybody at home at JAMES? There has been no response to my
questions. I'm dead in the water. I really need somebody from
development to help me get this resolved.
Thanks.
Jerry
On 2/25/2014 9:17 AM, Jerry M wrote:
I am really baffled by what is happening. I wiresharked this and
watched a complete, successful packet exchange at the TCP level
between the client and JAMES over the SMTP port. The data in the
exchange contained the message that it couldn't process the request.
But at the TCP/port level, everything appears to be fine. Yet I get
the exception in the logs that JAMES can't get a connection. This
really confuses me. Requesting a connection implies an outbound
request. Aside from why it is not able to connect, why is JAMES
trying to set up an outbound connection to my server's IP address
while it is processing an inbound SMTP request? Doesn't seem necessary
as part of standard SMTP protocol. Is this some sort of reporting to
JMX that is failing?
What port is JAMES trying to connect to on the local server's IP
address, and what is supposed to be listening at that port that isn't
there?
Thx
Jerry
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