You'll need to add a new line: <%@ import Namespace="system.web.mail" %> ... ... mailMsg As new MailMessage() mailMsg.From = mailfrom mailMsg.To = mailto mailMsg.Subject = subject mailMsg.Body = body SmtpMail.SmtpServer = "localhost" smtpmail.send(mailMsg) The .NET SmtpMail class is simply a wrapper...

BTW Jeff, I checked out your web site. Pretty funny stuff :lol: It must be cool to do something where women send naked pictures of themselves professing their love :shock: I have another question about phplist. How does it handle bounces? With my custom app, I use a special bounce address that inclu...

I'm not familiar with phplist, but I imagine that you configured it to use ME to relay the mail to your subscribers. When phplist sends the email, it connects to ME. ME is getting the inbound request, and writing it to the inbound queue. Then the MTA agent pulls it from the queue, sees it goes to an...

Contrary to what you may think, increasing the number of threads will not improve performance. In fact, it will more likely decrease performance. That's because the OS will spend more time switching between threads than actually doing any real work. For more insight, read this blog (see the section ...

If you enable reverse dns blacklisting, the connection will be dropped immediately if it's in the blacklist. Here is what the SMTP log looks like: 02/24/04 01:19:39 SMTP-IN 352 64.156.222.34 220 mx.volcanictech.com ESMTP MailEnable Service, Version: 0-1.15- ready at 02/24/04 01:19:39 0 0 02/24/04 01...

If I understand you correctly, that's a feature of the POP3 client. You need to set your client to leave mail on server. Otherwise most client will download the mail and tell the server to delete the messages from the mailbox. For example, in Outlook Express, go to the account properties. On the Adv...

The address map provider interface is pretty simple. ME calls AddressMapGet() and passes in the source address. You can do whatever you want to translate that to a destination address. The source address looks like [SMTP:johndoe@xyz.com]. If you want it to map to a specific mailbox, then set the des...

Have you contacted support directly? This is a user-supported forum. I haven't seen any official ME posts in a while.

Kiliman

Actually it's not rocket science, and it doesn't even need to be as involved as your solution. ME already has a hook into the system to support this. It's the Address Map provider. This is called anytime ME needs to map a source address to a destination address. I've already got a working prototype....

How about redirecting your mailbox to your Blackberry email address? Open the management console to your mailbox. Right-click and select Properties. Click on Redirection tab and check "Redirect this mailbox to:" Add the Blackberry email address. Check "Keep a copy of the message in mailbox" then you...

Can you be more specific?

Kiliman

I got the command line scanner from CDW. See this post.

http://forum.mailenable.com/viewtopic.php?t=3200

I think I paid $16 for a 1 year license.

Kiliman

Get FileMonitor from www.sysinternals.com.

http://www.sysinternals.com/ntw2k/source/filemon.shtml

Then filter by VSCAND. You will see all the file access the application is trying to do and see where it is failing.

Kiliman

Try re-registering the DLLs for the ME MMC console.

Open a command prompt and go to the <ME>\bin folder.

Type:

for %f in (MEAdmin*.dll) do regsvr32 /s %f

Now try opening the MMC.

Good luck!

Kiliman

Hmm... I'm surprised. I'm assuming you're using the System.Web.Mail.SmtpMail class which is simply a wrapper around CDOSYS. It's quite odd that CDO didn't properly format your message before sending it to ME for delivery. I'll have to run some tests to see if that's something odd on your end or not....