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Hello;
What are the exact methods for posting by e-mail? Do the Sender or From fields need to be the proper registered account? Should the quoted text of the original notification e-mail be included?
I recieved a 553 error trying to make my first post by replying to a notification e-mail. Here is a snippet:
The mail system <clearspace-1440542950-kWu-2-81rr@mail.forums.adobe.com>: host 10.137.24.42[10.137.24.42] said: 553 <clearspace-1440542950-kWu-2-81rr@mail.forums.adobe.com> address unknown. (in reply to RCPT TO command)
I was trying to post a response to the notification for http://forums.adobe.com/message/1912169#1912169 .
I had removed the quoted text of the notification. Gmail sets the "From" field of my e-mails to the proper e-mail address registered with adobe's system, but it leaves the "Sender" field as my primary account that collects all my mail (not registered with Adobe). I use separate accounts to sort out spam and whatnot -- I don't know if that might cause a problem.
Is e-mail posting working for others?
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I've just subscribed to this discussion with my gmail account. Posting with this one to generate an email to reply to. I'll take a look at my gmail settings and let you know how I'm set up.
John
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I'm replying here from Gmail. I have Gmail set up with my forum email
address (gmail) as "Send mail as:" and a different email address (at my own
domain) as my Reply-To address.
John
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Strange -- it does not work for me. My adobe e-mail forwards to my primary e-mail address, which is the one that ends up in the "Sender: " field. The "From: " field is my proper registered-with-Adobe e-mail, decorated with a descriptive name. My Adobe-registered address is the gmail "Send mail as:".
I tried again, posting a reply to this thread, but recieved the same error. I will try straight from the account registered with Adobe.
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Replying from gmail again.
I sent an email to myself. The From field is JohnC and myname@gmail.com. If
I click to reply on that the outgoing email goes to john@mydomain.com.
so, mailto is my gmail, replyto is my other account. And it seems to be
working for me.
John
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What are the exact methods for posting by e-mail?
Good question. We really need an FAQ on this. The unknown address is the From:
one - this must be the same as the one you have registered with the forums and
the one you receive notifications on. Send in plain text; quote relevant bits
of the post you're replying to by starting each line with a greater than sign
and a space. Use bold and italic for emphasis. Don't use lines of dashes
or underscores, don't put anything in square or angle brackets, and don't let
your email client attribute the previous poster with a line ending in 'w r o t
e :'. Then you should be good to go.
To start a thread, you have first to be subscribed to email notifications from
the forum you want to post to. Then on the Adobe Forums homepage, select the
Mailing lists tab on the 'Your stuff' dropdown. There you should see the email
addresses to use to start a new thread, ready to put into your address book.
Noel
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This is test post #3 -- using the actual e-mail account registered
with Adobe. Sender: field is the same as From: field.
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Received and replying to via email
John
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I'm comparing the exact headers of my successful e-mail post with the three I've sent unsuccessfully by selecting "Show original" from the drop-down in gmail.
My failed posts -do- have the proper From: field. The only differences I can see are an additional Sender: field, which contains the e-mail address Adobe does not know of, and a changed value for the Delivered-To: field.
In my successful post, the Delivered-To: header contains the exact address the original e-mail was sent to, the one registered with Adobe. In my failed posts, the Delivered-To: header contains (incorrectly) my primary account, which recieved the forwarded e-mail from the account registered with Adobe.
I am going to tentatively blame my failed ability to post on the Delivered-To: header, but I'm unsure how to test that it is indeed the problem. I will have to post-by-email from my auxiliary account.
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zazzo9 wrote on 2009-04-24 00:18 :
What are the exact methods for posting by e-mail?
You need to have an "envelope from" address that is a registered account
and need to reply to the "reply-to" address in a message.
Do the Sender or From fields need to be the proper registered account?
The ones you see in an email client don't matter because they are
carried in the message content. The one that matters is the one in the
envelope.
Should the quoted text of the original notification e-mail be included?
That could help to provide context to readers. Be sure to include only
the relevant parts
<clearspace-1440542950-kWu-2-81rr@mail.forums.adobe.com>: host
10.137.24.42[10.137.24.42] said: 553
<clearspace-1440542950-kWu-2-81rr@mail.forums.adobe.com> address unknown.
(in reply to RCPT TO command)
If you still have the error message, check the source code or
attachments. There should be a line in there somewhere that reads
something like:
X-Postfix-Sender: rfc822; spam@vandieten.net
Is the address listed there the address of a registered account? If it
is you have found a bug, if it isn't you need to correct your email
setup (I have no idea how or what if you are using Gmail).
Jochem
--
Jochem van Dieten
http://jochem.vandieten.net/
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Thank you for the assistance. I still recieve the same error trying to e-mail from my primary account.
You need to have an "envelope from" address that is a registered account
and need to reply to the "reply-to" address in a message.
This is my setup.
The ones you see in an email client don't matter because they are
carried in the message content. The one that matters is the one in the
envelope.
Yes -- when I am talking about headers I mean the ones the client shows in the envelope when viewing the raw message sent to the server. I'm afraid I'm not familiar with the proper terms.
If you still have the error message, check the source code or
attachments. There should be a line in there somewhere that reads
something like:
X-Postfix-Sender: rfc822; spam@vandieten.net
Is the address listed there the address of a registered account? If it
is you have found a bug, if it isn't you need to correct your email
setup (I have no idea how or what if you are using Gmail).
I do not have this line. Here is a quote of the entire headers sent (the envelope, I think?) -- where I have put WRONG@wrong.wro gmail has placed my primary account, and REGISTERED@registered.reg is the one registered with adobe:
MIME-Version: 1.0
Sender: WRONG@wrong.wro
Received: by 10.86.50.14 with HTTP; Thu, 23 Apr 2009 16:05:15 -0700 (PDT)
In-Reply-To: <1014342249.815181240527429420.JavaMail.jive@sgaurwa41p>
References: <1014342249.815181240527429420.JavaMail.jive@sgaurwa41p>
Date: Thu, 23 Apr 2009 19:05:15 -0400
Delivered-To: WRONG@wrong.wro
X-Google-Sender-Auth: 7611b6c35c20debb
Message-ID: <c242fa670904231605l7d782c8ao69f1a68edb3b200a@mail.gmail.com>
Subject: Re: [Forum Comments] "553 address unknown" trying to post by email
[6ZpgI-kWu-8253]
From: REGISTERED@registered.reg
To: clearspace-103293160-kWu-2-8253@mail.forums.adobe.com
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1
Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit
When I sent a message straight from the account registered with Adobe and it worked, I noted that the Delivered-To field had changed to the proper registered address. I can paste those headers too if it is helpful.