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Love the new scope you invented 'varaibles' :)
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From: Big Mad Kev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

Date: Sun, 26 Oct 2008 20:27:57 
To: Coldfusion Development<[email protected]>
Subject: Re: [CF-Dev] cfmail capacity limit, CF8 with Win2003 SMTP


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Hi Gary,

Its normally recommended to split your query.

So you may be better off adding the following attributes:

startrow & maxrows also setting spoolenable to true will help

I'd suggest you do something like this:

<cfset varaibles.maxtosend      = 2000/>
<cfset varaibles.totalSent              = 1/>

<cfloop condition="varaibles.totalSent LTE myMailingList.recordcount>
        <cfmail query="myMailingList" maxrows="#varaibles.maxtosend#"  
startrow="#varaibles.totalSent#" spoolenable="true">
        <cfset varaibles.totalSent = varaibles.totalSent +  
varaibles.maxtosend />
</cfloop>

I haven't tested this, but should help

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On 26 Oct 2008, at 20:09, Gary wrote:

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> Hi CF'ers. :-) Has anyone encounted a limit sending emails from CF8  
> via a
> Windows 2003 SMTP server? Using <cfmail query="myMailingList"> with  
> at least
> 4,000 email addresses in the query, about 50 to 300 emails aren't  
> sent and
> end up in the undeliverable directory.
>
> CF logs this error: "552 4.3.1 Session size exceeds fixed maximum  
> session
> size"
>
> Adobe advised me to increase the SMTP session size limit above the  
> default
> 2Mb recommended by Microsoft. Okay, I increased it to 5Mb but if I  
> try to
> send over 10,000 emails I run into the same problem. Increasing the  
> session
> limit is *not* the correct solution. I feel this is a bug in CF that
> prevents it from understanding what to do if SMTP closes the  
> session. CF
> should simply open up a new session and carry on making sure to  
> resend the
> last emails that weren't accepted by the SMTP server.
>
> Anyone willing to share their experience or insight will be  
> appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
> Gary.
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