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Whether you're using CDO, XP_SMTP_SendMail, or a 3rd party COM object to send mail, you may have experienced this problem. Your mail works some of the time — but doesn't work either when the mail is intended for your own domain, or it only works when the mail is intended for your own domain. Here are some things to check that will hopefully help resolve the issue. Many of these suggestions will require some input, and possibly some work, from your network and/or Exchange administrator....
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Whether you're using CDO, XP_SMTP_SendMail, or a 3rd party COM object to send mail, you may have experienced this problem. Your mail works some of the time — but doesn't work either when the mail is intended for your own domain, or it only works when the mail is intended for your own domain. Here are some things to check that will hopefully help resolve the issue. Many of these suggestions will require some input, and possibly some work, from your network and/or Exchange administrator....
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Verify that the path exists, and has appropriate permissions. Alter the value if it is not set correctly.
On previous versions of IIS, the pickup directory is usually c:\inetpub\mailroot\pickup -- so make sure that this path exists and has appropriate permissions....
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Verify that the path exists, and has appropriate permissions. Alter the value if it is not set correctly.
On previous versions of IIS, the pickup directory is usually c:\inetpub\mailroot\pickup -- so make sure that this path exists and has appropriate permissions....
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When switching from CDONTS to CDO.Message, and using code like the following (as described in Article #2026):...
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When switching from CDONTS to CDO.Message, and using code like the following (as described in Article #2026):...
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There are various reasons for this to happen. Here are some code samples to reproduce this error message:...
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There are various reasons for this to happen. Here are some code samples to reproduce this error message:...
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Check permissions on the mailroot folder. IUSR_MachineName, or the authenticated user(s)/group(s), needs to have write permissions on several of its subfolders.
Try running the site / application in a different application protection level. This is not a fix, obviously, but a bandaid in case the situation is dire....
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This can happen if you try to read or write a CDONTS property or a CDO configuration property after the mail has been sent. Allegedly, these parameters are destroyed immediately after the message is sent, so they cannot be accessed afterward - yielding the above error (which maps to CdoE_INVALID_OBJECT)....
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If you are getting .bdr files in the badmail folder, this means the mail could not be sent for some reason. You might see an error like this, if you open up one of the .bdr files...
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If you are getting .bdr files in the badmail folder, this means the mail could not be sent for some reason. You might see an error like this, if you open up one of the .bdr files...
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