It probably logged the blank HELO as the result of invalid data. The
sending software might have executed a return immediately following it
due to a missing value, and IMail might have then tracked the HELO as
the return, hence the return within the Message-ID header. It might
have also been
Hi:
this line tells you that this mail truly should have never
been accepted by Imail:
06:13 13:00
SMTPD(ef2801f16207) [216.16.233.16] HELO
HELO must be
followed with the host name of the sender. Having no (or at least no
recognizable) host name is causing you the
problem.
I'm ce
following is an excerpt of my imail log: This message
is submitted directly to the imail server. None of my other servers run
any SMTP server software.
06:13 13:00 SMTPD(ef2801f16207) [216.16.233.16]
HELO06:13 13:00 SMTPD(ef2801f16207) [216.16.233.16] MAIL FROM:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
The odd thing is that we have been using ASPEmail for sometime and it does
submit directly to an Imail boxes and we have not seen this issue once. We
switched to ASPEmail because it was one of the few email components that did
not have any RFC techinical violations.
Darrell
Matt writes:
A
Any connecting SMTP connection must submit a HELO or EHLO. I believe
that IMail uses the HELO/EHLO name given as the part of the Message-ID
after the @ symbol, but will only insert this if there is no Message-ID
already present (which would also fail SPAMHEADERS in Declude unless
LOOSENSPAMHEA
Harry,
how does ASPMail submit the messages? To "localhost" (like
the IIS SMTP service of that web server) - or does it specify your Imail Server
directly?
If it goes through the IIS SMTP service first, then you'll
be able to see log information in the IIS log that might
help.
If he sp
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Thanks Matt
This message comes straight from a form submission on one
of my servers. I think aspmail is being used. My programmer says
that it can't be caused by that and is blaming the SMTP server it is submitted
to, which is my imail server
Harry Vanderzand inTown Internet & Computer
Most likely its not a Declude issue. You need to see a copy of the message
prior to it going to Declude. I have not seen any issues where Declude
rewrites message id's etc.
Darrell
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Looks like an IMail inserted Message-Id header, so in part it is their
problem. I suspect that the trigger though is the sender having an
invalid HELO, which IMail is then mishandling. It could have also been
a hickup unless it is repeatable with the same source.
The HELO, MAIL FROM and RCPT
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I am having a problem where the message-id is malformed which
trips up some clients.
see:
Message-Id:
<200606131300275.SM04448@>X-Declude-Sender:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [216.16.233.16]
Notice the the closing bracket is on a separate line.
This causes the headers to
become part of the body for
Today while reviewing some headers I noticed the following line
Received: (qmail 83565 invoked from network); 15 Jun 2006 16:20:25 -
Thats the whole line no received by etc. What exactly does it mean "invoked
from the network". This seems specific to qmail since I have never seen it
bef
Title: Message
Hi,
see the /S switch, it allows you to set a remote
system to connect to.
So you could run this on your Win XP workstation, per
example.
Best
RegardsAndy SchmidtPhone: +1 201 934-3414 x20
(Business)Fax: +1 201 934-9206
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Title: Message
Andy?
I'm
guessing that this has to be run on the machine that one is killing the process
on?
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Title: WAY OT: command line for killing a win2k process
On XP and W2K3 the sc command can be used for
this. It think sc is also available on 2K (maybe in the resource
kit).
sc \\computername stop
servicename
sc /? for details
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www.sysinternals.com : look for pskill
it's a free utility.
This works like a charm! Thanks!
Sharyn
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Title: WAY OT: command line for killing a win2k process
C:\> taskkill /?
TASKKILL [/S
system [/U username [/P
[password { [/FI filter]
[/PID processid | /IM imagename] } [/F] [/T]
Description: This command line tool can be used to
end one or more processes. Processes ca
www.sysinternals.com : look for pskill
it's a free utility.
Erminio
Sharyn Schmidt schreef:
Hi,
I'm going to take a minute to pick at all the incredibly knowledgable
brains here.
I need to create a batch file for killing a process remotely on a
win2k terminal server.
Anyone know wha
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