Bob Hoffman wrote:
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>> It's not a big webmail provider, just a smaller company. I
>> suspect it might have to do with the large attachments, or
>> their mail servers getting overloaded.
>
> I really wish they would come up with a few things..
>
> 1- A real all in one really well progr
on 12-15-2008 2:55 PM Bob Hoffman spake the following:
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>
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>> It's not a big webmail provider, just a smaller company. I
>> suspect it might have to do with the large attachments, or
>> their mail servers getting overloaded.
>
> I really wish they would come up with a few things..
>
> 1-
>
> It's not a big webmail provider, just a smaller company. I
> suspect it might have to do with the large attachments, or
> their mail servers getting overloaded.
I really wish they would come up with a few things..
1- A real all in one really well programmed email system for linux and
>
> But I see nothing you can do at your end if you are sending it other than
> sending a letter to the deferring agent if you have the email, you know who
> it is. If it is a big company like yahoo or hotmail, I would just send a
> letter to the recipient and tell them about the issue so they can
on 12-15-2008 2:12 PM Bob Hoffman spake the following:
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>> There are more reasons than a conspiracy to get you to pay a
>> subscription...
>>
> True, but in most or almost all, it is not your sendmail or your server that
> has anything to do with it. A bounce would indicate a problem or other
>
>
> There are more reasons than a conspiracy to get you to pay a
> subscription...
>
True, but in most or almost all, it is not your sendmail or your server that
has anything to do with it. A bounce would indicate a problem or other
things...but 'defer' could mean anything. I get a lot from ya
on 12-15-2008 12:01 PM Bob Hoffman spake the following:
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> The mail logs show that these emails are typically delayed for up to
> 24 hours, sometimes longer. It appears that several attempts to deliver the
> email are made, with each unsuccessfu
on 12-15-2008 8:15 AM Sean Carolan spake the following:
> I'm a bit baffled by this problem. Maybe there's a sendmail guru out
> there who can help me out here. We have some end-users who need to
> receive system-generated mail that originates from a java-based
> application on our network. The
The mail logs show that these emails are typically delayed for up to
24 hours, sometimes longer. It appears that several attempts to deliver the
email are made, with each unsuccessful one showing "Deferred" status in the
maillog. After several h
> #1 - turn your sendmail logging/debugging setting up as high as
> it will go for just long enough to capture some of these events.
> (then turn it back to its previous setting)
>
> #2 - try using script and then telnet to capture an SMTP session
> (Done by hand) with the MTA at the receiving end.
On Mon, Dec 15, 2008 at 10:15:15AM -0600, Sean Carolan wrote:
> exmx1 : Dec 14 05:28:39 exmx1 sendmail[31574]: mBDIYhEa031574: to=<
> custo...@example.com>, delay=00:00:00, xde
> lay=00:00:00, mailer=esmtp, pri=41874, relay=mail.example.com., dsn=4.0.0,
> stat=Deferred
>
> Unfortunately there is n
Sean Carolan wrote on Mon, 15 Dec 2008 10:15:15 -0600:
> Do you have any ideas how I can begin to troubleshoot this?
sendmail -v -q (will flush the mail queue, just wait and look).
First reason I would think of: greylisting.
Kai
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Sean Carolan wrote:
> "I'm a bit baffled by this problem. Maybe there's a sendmail guru out
> there who can help me out here. We have some end-users who need to
> receive system-generated mail that originates from a java-based
> application on our network. The java app sends the mail through our
"I'm a bit baffled by this problem. Maybe there's a sendmail guru out
there who can help me out here. We have some end-users who need to
receive system-generated mail that originates from a java-based
application on our network. The java app sends the mail through our
sendmail cluster, which the
I'm a bit baffled by this problem. Maybe there's a sendmail guru out there
who can help me out here. We have some end-users who need to receive
system-generated mail that originates from a java-based application on our
network. The java app sends the mail through our sendmail cluster, which
then
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