Short Description
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smtp timeout
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By:
br@nwl
When: 2000-02-09 12:08:23 Build: 2.0.7A
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Categories
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Type:
Question
Department: Product
Category:
SurferScript
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Description
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I'm getting a timeout error trying to send email. The
message in the log is:
ERROR(1050884792): SockCode=0 SeeCode=-8 PrevState=201
ThisState=-1 NextState=201 Socket timed out.
How should I proceed?
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By: WindSurfer When: 2000-02-10 03:54:08 New Status:
Pending Customer
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Comment
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This sounds like a problem getting to your SMTP server--try
to make sure that A) you have the SMTP server declared
properly in your mailprofile tag and B) your Screensurfer
server can get to the SMTP server OK --maybe check with
PING.
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By: br@nwl When: 2000-02-10 09:47:31 New Status:
Pending IE
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Comment
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I'm emailing the script and complete log from the email
failure. The log seems to indicate that I'm finding the
server ok, and I'm able to ping the ip address in the log.
Could this be a version problem? Is there a way to make
the timeout longer?
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By: WindSurfer When: 2000-02-14 09:59:52 New Status:
Pending Customer
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While you can ping the server, it still looks from the log
like the port 25 for SMTP isn't active on the target server,
or there are other issues, such as:
1. No SMTP service active on the target mail server
2. The SMTP service is configured to listen on a different
port than 25 (??!!)
3. The SMTP service has been configured to only accept
connections from specific machines/address ranges.
Please check on the above for your mail server, especially 1
and 3, since if it is Exchange, for example, you might just
have the proprietary Microsoft mail protocols active on your
server, and have the outside world connection (running SMTP)
on another.
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By: br@nwl When: 2000-02-14 18:19:41 New Status:
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My test script worked perfectly with my cable modem mail
server (after the logical modifications). I don't know
what's wrong with the isp's mail server, but I'm going to
check that out next. I don't see how 1, 2, or 3 could be
the problem because I use this machine for my regular
email, and I'm able to connect to port 25 using a telnet
client. It seems to me that
the "...proprietary...protocols" suggestion may be the most
likely. I wasn't able to send mail using a freeware client
called Pegasus, and it seems that I remember that Outlook
Express doesn't even work.
I'll get back to you,
Bob
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By: br@nwl When: 2000-02-15 10:05:57 New Status:
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I was got all of the above clients to work using a longer
timeout. I was able to log in to port 25 using a telnet
client and entered the email commands manually. The server
took 30 seconds to return the first response, so, I think I
just need a longer timeout. Can you handle that?
Thanks,
Bob
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By: WindSurfer When: 2000-02-16 14:44:16 New Status:
Pending Customer
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Sorry for the delay--we are adding new parameters to the
TEMAILPROFILE tag to enable you to have control over the
response timeout (current default is 25 seconds), the
overall connect timeout (current default is 60 seconds) and
while we are at it, the maximum line length (default is 79).
This should be ready later today--will let you know when it
is ready. Will require you to update your IELUA (base
Screensurfer executable).
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By: br@nwl When: 2000-02-16 20:14:05 New Status:
Pending IE
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Is it the t2_0_7d.zip at the ftp site?
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By: Big Kahuna When: 2000-02-17 09:28:12 New Status:
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Yes, go to ftp://www.screensurfer.com and the t2_0_7d.zip
file is there.
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By: br@nwl When: 2000-02-17 11:15:20 New Status:
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Could you give me the syntax for the new TEMAILPROFILE
parameters?
Thanks,
Bob
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By: WindSurfer When: 2000-02-17 11:41:08 New Status:
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Actually, the correct file is
ftp://www.screensurfer.com/T2_0_8A.zip for the TEMAILPROFILE
parameter updates, which are:
ResponseWait=milliseconds (default is 25000)
ConnectWait=milliseconds (default is 60000)
LineLength=characters (default is 79)
Sorry for the delay, we're doing a number of
fixes/enhancements for a number of customers at the
moment...
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By: br@nwl When: 2000-02-17 13:20:40 New Status:
Pending IE
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My email worked like a charm after I set ResponseWait to
60000.
I assumed you must be busy - the price of success.
Thanks for the help,
Bob
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