Question
Mail "Maintain Connection" Setting Inverted
While investigating a problem with mail not getting handed
off to our mail server by ColdFusion Enterprise 8.0.1, I discovered
that the "Maintain connection to mail server" setting has the
reverse effect of it's stated role, if the debug logging is
accurate.
When I turned on debugging logging for the email with ColdFusion administrator Mail "Maintain connection to mail server" setting turned ON, I saw log entries as follows every 15 seconds :
"Debug","scheduler-1","05/09/08","11:57:30",,"Closing mail server connections."
"Debug","scheduler-1","05/09/08","11:57:30",,"Next mail spool run in 15 seconds."
When I removed the "Maintain connection" checkmark, the "Closing mail server connections" log entries stopped and only the "Next mail spool run" entries continued.
I am submitting a bug report on this, but thought others might like to know. It's too soon for me to tell whether this will take care of my original problem. (I was seeing emails moving to the Undelivr folder with errors as follows in my exception log:
"Error","scheduler-0","05/08/08","16:01:14",,"[EOF]"
com.sun.mail.smtp.SMTPSendFailedException: [EOF] )
When I turned on debugging logging for the email with ColdFusion administrator Mail "Maintain connection to mail server" setting turned ON, I saw log entries as follows every 15 seconds :
"Debug","scheduler-1","05/09/08","11:57:30",,"Closing mail server connections."
"Debug","scheduler-1","05/09/08","11:57:30",,"Next mail spool run in 15 seconds."
When I removed the "Maintain connection" checkmark, the "Closing mail server connections" log entries stopped and only the "Next mail spool run" entries continued.
I am submitting a bug report on this, but thought others might like to know. It's too soon for me to tell whether this will take care of my original problem. (I was seeing emails moving to the Undelivr folder with errors as follows in my exception log:
"Error","scheduler-0","05/08/08","16:01:14",,"[EOF]"
com.sun.mail.smtp.SMTPSendFailedException: [EOF] )
