CFMAIL

[Mattastic]

Hi,

Is there anyway you can check to see if the cfmail works ok? Is there a variable that tells you?

Thankyou

[Stressed_Simon]

Unfortunately not, all cfmail does queue the mail in the mail spool. So if there is a problem with the mail server then the only real sign is the folder full of mail not being sent.

[Stressed_Simon]

Unfortunately not, all cfmail does queue the mail in the mail spool. So if there is a problem with the mail server then the only real sign is the folder full of mail not being sent.

[Stressed_Simon]

Unfortunately not, all cfmail does queue the mail in the mail spool. So if there is a problem with the mail server then the only real sign is the folder full of mail not being sent.

[Stressed_Simon]

Unfortunately not, all cfmail does queue the mail in the mail spool. So if there is a problem with the mail server then the only real sign is the folder full of mail not being sent.

[Dan_Bracuk]

There is no variable that tells you. You have to use other methods. My favourite is to assume that the mail was sent unless you are told otherwise.

[Newsgroup_User]

Unfortunately not, all cfmail does queue the mail in the mail spool. So if there is a problem with the mail server then the only real sign is the folder full of mail not being sent.

[inactiveforumnotifier]

Unfortunately not, all cfmail does queue the mail in the mail spool. So if there is a problem with the mail server then the only real sign is the folder full of mail not being sent.

[inactiveforumnotifier]

Unfortunately not, all cfmail does queue the mail in the mail spool. So if there is a problem with the mail server then the only real sign is the folder full of mail not being sent.

[Newsgroup_User]

There is no variable that tells you. You have to use other methods. My favourite is to assume that the mail was sent unless you are told otherwise.

[tclaremont]

Unfortunately not, all cfmail does queue the mail in the mail spool. So if there is a problem with the mail server then the only real sign is the folder full of mail not being sent.

[Guest]

send youself and email with the outgoing. If you get it and the other is a valid email then chances are the email was sent succesfully.

[tclaremont]

Perhaps you could set up a dedicated email account which is included in the original email. Then use CFPOP or some such tag to monitor that email address and document what was received.