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Yes the SMTP server uses MSF.  I use that API wrapped up in the program 
SNDEMAIL by Dave Leland.
If you go into iSeries Navigator - Servers - TCP/IP - Right click on SMTP 
and select Properties, on the General tab, make sure you have enable 
journal entries selected.
Send an email
Then you can use 
DSPJRN JRN(QZMF) 
       RCVRNG(*CURCHAIN) 
       OUTPUT(*OUTFILE) 
       OUTFILE(QTEMP/ZMFSTUFF)
       ENTDTALEN(512) 
RUNQRY QRYFILE((QTEMP/ZMFSTUFF))
shift to column 209
You should see the applicable entries
For an explanation of those codes in column 278,279 check out the 
following:
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/iseries/v5r2/ic2924/index.htm
Networking
  TCP/IP
    E-mail
      Troubleshoot e-mail
        Check component journals
          Details:  Read mail server journal entries
Reading this we know that the E of EH means the Send Mail API.  And that 
EH means that a record was created for this email.
You can tell when it entered MSF, and when it then got into SMTP.


For an alternative SMTP server, we use Domino.

Rob Berendt
-- 
"All creatures will make merry... under pain of death."
-Ming the Merciless (Flash Gordon)




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Hi all.  We are using the API QtmmSendMail to send emails on two of our
iSeries machines.  They are both on V5R2 and are up to date on PTF's.  We
are having some problems (as we have been having since we started sending
emails from the iSeries -- back on V4R4).  Emails get lost.  Emails do not
get sent.  We check for errors when using the API and never get an error 
in
return.

We would like to use another SMTP server on the iSeries and continue to 
use
the QtmmSendMail API.  Does anyone know if this is possible?  I am not 
sure
if the API uses the QMSF processing or directly interacts with the SMTP
server.  What I was thinking is to start a James server (only using the 
SMTP
server) and see if I could have the QtmmSendMail API interact with that
server.

Can we set the SMTP server that the API would use?  Any ideas?

Thanks

Mike

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