10:05 15:20 SMTPD(013F025C) [10.248.8.15] connect 999.999.999.999 port 1244
10:05 15:20 SMTPD(013F025C) [10.248.8.125] HELO Laurie
10:05 15:20 SMTPD(013F025C) [10.248.8.125] MAIL FROM:
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
10:05 15:20 SMTPD(013F025C) [10.248.8.125] RCPT TO:
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
10:05 15:20 SMTPD(013F025C) [10.248.8.125] RCPT TO:
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
10:05 15:20 SMTPD(013F025C) [10.248.8.125] ERR comcarehealth.ca invalid user
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]
This is what the log shows for a message with a misspelled addi. One of the
addresses is fine the other is not. It does not send to either user from
what I can tell.
Jeff Johnston CWT
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Ph. 519-963-3651
fax 519-667-9020
-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Friday, October 06, 2000 11:03 AM
Subject: Re: [IMail Forum] Outlook oddity
>> So it rejects all adresses just because of one wrong address, this
>> never happened before I upgraded to 6.04.... I don't know if there
>> is a correlation but I need to fix this problem.
>
>The problem mentioned was an error message in Outlook, that was showing up
because an E-mail address didn't exist. Although it's a cryptic error
message, there's a simple reason for it, and a simple solution: Type in the
proper E-mail address.
>
>If, however, E-mail isn't getting delivered to *any* of the recipients,
that's a different story. That sounds like a bug (or misconfiguration) in
Outlook or IMail.
>
>Given that Outlook knows that the address doesn't exist, it's clear that
IMail knows. Outlook *should* send the message in exactly the same way as
it would if you sent the message yourself without that one misspelled
recipient. IMail shouldn't really be able to tell the difference, so I
suspect an Outlook issue (although since IMail does have to respond to the
invalid E-mail address, there is a chance it could be doing something wrong
there).
>
>As with most E-mail issues, the key lies in the log file. Take a look to
see what the logs say when the message comes in, and when IMail tries to
send the E-mail.
> -Scott
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