I've seen this when the size and numbers of the emails is too much for CF to
handle. Let's say you sent out 1,000 1k messages at once. This could be too
much for CF since it has to process the mail as well as handle other server
requests. Does this sound like what could be happening to you?
Dan P
It is entirely possible you are getting zero length messages
stuck in your outbound queue. This will cause coldfusion to
go nuts. I believe this problem was fixed up in ColdFusion 5.
The next time this happens check in your cfusion/mail/spool
directory and examine the messages. See if there are a
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: The To: line in CF MAIL - are spaces problems?
It is entirely possible you are getting zero length messages
stuck in your outbound queue. This will cause coldfusion to
go nuts. I believe this problem was fixed up in ColdFusion 5.
The next time this happens check in your
If you haven't specified th delimiter as "," then CF will default to using
the comma OR the space... Perhaps specify the delimiter in your loop ..and
use TRIM() ??
Even better... when you build the list specify the Bell character (if you
can)
chr(7)
> >space such as: "[EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAI
I don't believer that CF processes the TO: field in any way - it just passes
it along to the SMTP server. It will be up to the particular SMTP server
being used as to whether this may cause an error, but like any error
returned by the SMTP server, CF should be able to deal with it.
Jim
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