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Fritz Hayes <fhayes@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Are you sending to Internet addresses or to local users?
Internet addresses. Period. I found something quite bizarre just now:One of our three mail-sending applications uses JavaMail directly to our mail server (and therefore, at least in theory, should have nothing to do with OS/400 SMTP). I've just reworked it so that it uses an Authenticator subclass instance that (at least in theory) should provide a valid user-ID and password for the mail server.
When it tries to send to my personal email account, it gets this bounce message ("Sirius" is the AS/400 in question):
From: QGATE@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx [QGATE@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Wed 4/12/2006 9:20 AM To: Touchtone Corporation Subject: UNDELIVERABLE MAIL NOT ABLE TO DELIVER MAIL TO SOME/ALL RECIPIENTS.REPLY CODES WITH FIRST DIGIT = '4' OR '5' ARE ERROR REPLIES.
ERRORS THAT DO NOT HAVE ERROR REPLY CODES MAY EXIST.HOST sirius NOT ABLE TO DELIVER MAIL TO FOLLOWING RECIPIENT(S):
<jamesl@xxxxxxxxxxx> MAIL REJECTED BY hb WITH THE MESSAGE: 550 5.7.1 Unable to relay for jamesl@xxxxxxxxxxx . . .What exactly is "QGATE@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx," and how is it even getting involved? How is Sirius even showing up as the originator of the message?
-- JHHL
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