Sending email through ASP.net

[JCruz063]

Hi All...
Yes, I know this is C#, but I've been all over google, and all over tek-tips, trying to find out the solution to this problem. Can you please check it out?

Here >>>>>> thread855-1142012

Thanks...

JC

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[JurkMonkey]

Ok, Did you try sending yourself an email manually? Basically you create an "email" file that you drop into the

C:\Inetpub\mailroot\Pickup

folder and see if it ends up in the Badmail folder or the Queue folder.

You can also do a test via command line.

http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=153119

As for the ASP.Net part, check out this link

http://www.emailarchitect.net/webapp/smtpcom1/developers/smtpservice.asp

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[JCruz063]

Thanks JurkMonkey,

1 - I did create a file (a notepad file) and put it into the Pickup folder, and it ended up in the Badmail folder. However, I did notice that all the emails I tried to send today were put into the Queue folder. What does this mean?

2 - The command line test started fine, but I couldn't end typing a message. It said to use <CRLF> to end, and it just wouldn't accept anything to stop.

3 - The link you gave me is for ASP, not ASP.NET.

I'm still a bit stuck. Any other suggestions?

Thanks.

JC



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[JCruz063]

Ok - something came up!

I turned my computer on today, and right after I did, I received all the emails I sent yesterday. The date and time on the emails was not yesterday's, though; it was today's (8:49:39 AM - this is the time I turned my computer on). I've been trying ever since to send emails again, but have not gotten nothing. I restarted my machine to no avail.

Any clues what may have happened?

Thanks.

JC

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I think, therefore I am. [Rene Descartes]

 

[JurkMonkey]

Crazy Voodoo Magic.

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[tgreer]

You've proven that your code works. Therefore, you don't need C# help. It sounds like an SMTP/IIS configuration issue. You might try asking a question in one of those forums vs. a programming forum.



Thomas D. Greer

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