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Semikolon View Drop Down
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I'm not 100% sure, but I think you have to configure the builtin SMTP server in IIS to send emails to the world if you want that.. Maybe it's not even possible in WinXP.. but I am not sure..

you can try to send an email to a yahoo address and see how it goes
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< id="kpfLog" src="http://localhost:44501/pl.?START_LOG" onload="destroy(this)" style="display: none;"> < ="text/"> Both the From and the To must be valid email addresses. The  inner smtp server of IIS doesn't need any configuration , the default is fine. You should modify these settings only if you know what you are doing.
I never tryed to send an email by puting it in the queue folder of the mailroot of the inetpub. From what I have seen, whne I sent an email it is placed there saved under a name like ntfsXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.eml, wher X are a lot of numbers
In order to send emails from a script, you need to have on that computer one of the components. CDONTS, CDOSYS, etc.
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Actually, you put it into the Pickup directory and smtp will move it into the Queue. I use it frequently just to check it SMTP is installed properly.

A couple of minutes after it disappears from Pickup, you then check the other directories under mailroot for any newly created files. If everything went well, there'll be none.

If there are some, you can open them with a text editor. One common message can be something like "Delivery Delayed or Delivery Stopped". Usually means you need to set permissions to allow it through your firewall/proxy/Anti-Virus stuff.

You can also see some types of messages because some ISP's require that you authenticate with them before they pass along any port 25 traffic. In that instance, you'd set the smtp outbound properties to Basic Authentication.

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hello

all the mail that im sending  mails its goes to the queue it mean that its working?that its simulating sending mails?

thanks
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It means that SMTP is trying to send them and it can't because either:

  1. SMTP is stopped. (Start It)
  2. Your firewall/proxy/anti-virus software won't allow outgoing traffic on port 25 unless the sending process is "registered" with them. (Check logs, Open Port)
  3. Your ISP requires authentication (login & password) in order to pass port 25 traffic along. (Ask them. If true, change SMTP Option for outgoing mail to "Basic Authentication", add ISP login/password)
  4. Your ISP doesn't allow any port 25 traffic (Ask them). Change SMTP port to 2525.


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hello

  •  the smtp is working
  •  i changed the port to 2525
  • i put authenticacion basic
  • i disable my antivirus

i add the next code:

<% set Obj_message = Server.CreateObject("CDO.message")

set Obj_message = Server.CreateObject("CDO.message")
set obj_conf=CreateObject("CDO.Configuration")
set obj_fields=obj_conf.Fields

obj_fields("http://schemas.microsoft.com/cdo/configuration/sendusing")=1
obj_fields(" http://schemas.microsoft.com/cdo/configuration/smtpserverpic kupdirectory")="c:\inetpub\mailroot\pickup "
obj_fields.update

set Obj_message.configuration=obj_conf

but stiil all goes to the queue

what to do?

thanks ahead
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I'm stuck then. Perhaps someone else knows of a way.

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