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Cfmail Not executing on my Localhost?
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Aug 18, 2007
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I'm using <cfmail> on my local server, but the emails
are not being sent out.
I tested the server in CF Administrator an it says that it is able connect to the Windows SMTP server successfully. Any clues as to why Cfmail would not trigger on my Local Host.
I tested the server in CF Administrator an it says that it is able connect to the Windows SMTP server successfully. Any clues as to why Cfmail would not trigger on my Local Host.
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What does your mail log say when you try to send mail while
one localhost? Any other error logs?
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Aug 20, 2007
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All of the messages I tried to send using CFMAIL are just
sitting in the QUEUE folder at:
C:\Inetpub\mailroot\Queue
The headers in the email say:
"Unable to deliver message to the following recipients, due to being unable to connect successfully to the destination mail server."
I dont get why they dont execute. They're just regular email addresses. Do you leave the username and password attributes blank? My SMTP server has all anonymous access set up and Coldfusion Admin even says it connects to the server but the emails wind up in the QUeue folder.
C:\Inetpub\mailroot\Queue
The headers in the email say:
"Unable to deliver message to the following recipients, due to being unable to connect successfully to the destination mail server."
I dont get why they dont execute. They're just regular email addresses. Do you leave the username and password attributes blank? My SMTP server has all anonymous access set up and Coldfusion Admin even says it connects to the server but the emails wind up in the QUeue folder.
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Aug 21, 2007
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well technically cfmail is working - messages sent via cfmail
start life in the <cfusion>/mail/spool folder - that then
passes them to the configured mail server in the cf administrator
or via the server attribute in cfmail tag. If there was a mail
problem (as in the defined SMTP server is unavailable) you'd find
your message in <cfusion>/mail/Undeliv.
So if your message have made it to the c:\inetpub folder then they've been processed perfectly by CF and handed over to the SMTP Server configured under IIS - i'm pretty sure you need to configure it to pass messages to a proper SMTP service (which the one in IIS isn't - it's a Virtual SMTP server).
hope that helps
So if your message have made it to the c:\inetpub folder then they've been processed perfectly by CF and handed over to the SMTP Server configured under IIS - i'm pretty sure you need to configure it to pass messages to a proper SMTP service (which the one in IIS isn't - it's a Virtual SMTP server).
hope that helps
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So you can't really test cfmail locally? I used to test
ASPmail locally using IIS; I guess I thought it was similar.
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