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Dear all, I am trying to send out an SMTP email using the "mailman" but I keep getting a socket timeout in the process: SendEmail:
DllDate: Mar 6 2015
ChilkatVersion: 9.5.0.48
UnlockPrefix: GUDFINMAILQ
Username: GKRPROD01:SYSTEM
Architecture: Little Endian; 32-bit
Language: ActiveX
VerboseLogging: 0
sendEmailInner:
renderToMime:
createEmailForSending:
xSigningAlg: sha1
Auto-generating Message-ID
--createEmailForSending
renderToMime: Elapsed time: 0 millisec
--renderToMime
sendMimeInner:
progressTotal: 5355
ensureSmtpSession:
ensureSmtpConnection:
SmtpHost: mail.axelero.hu
SmtpPort: 25
SmtpUsername: gkristj
SmtpSsl: 0
StartTLS: 0
smtpConnect:
smtpHostname: mail.axelero.hu
smtpPort: 25
connectionIsReady:
Need new SMTP connection
--connectionIsReady
smtpSocketConnect:
socketOptions:
SO_SNDBUF: 262144
SO_RCVBUF: 4194304
TCP_NODELAY: 1
--socketOptions
--smtpSocketConnect
smtpGreeting:
readSmtpResponse:
SmtpCmdResp: 220 mail01d.mail.t-online.hu ESMTP You must authenticate before sending mail
--readSmtpResponse
--smtpGreeting
ehloCommand:
sendCmdToSmtp:
SmtpCmdSent: EHLO GKRPROD01<crlf>
--sendCmdToSmtp
readSmtpResponse:
SmtpCmdResp: 250-mail01d.mail.t-online.hu
SmtpCmdResp: 250-PIPELINING
SmtpCmdResp: 250-SIZE 26214400
SmtpCmdResp: 250-VRFY
SmtpCmdResp: 250-ETRN
SmtpCmdResp: 250-STARTTLS
SmtpCmdResp: 250-AUTH PLAIN LOGIN
SmtpCmdResp: 250-AUTH=PLAIN LOGIN
SmtpCmdResp: 250-ENHANCEDSTATUSCODES
SmtpCmdResp: 250-8BITMIME
SmtpCmdResp: 250 DSN
--readSmtpResponse
--ehloCommand
--smtpConnect
--ensureSmtpConnection
ensureSmtpAuthenticated:
smtpAuthenticate:
smtp_host: mail.axelero.hu
smtp_port: 25
smtp_user: gkristj
smtpAuthenticate:
login_method: LOGIN
auth_login:
smtpSendGet2:
sendCmdToSmtp:
SmtpCmdSent: AUTH LOGIN<crlf>
--sendCmdToSmtp
readSmtpResponse:
SmtpCmdResp: 334 VXNlcm5hbWU6
--readSmtpResponse
--smtpSendGet2
sendCmdToSmtp:
SmtpCmdSent: Z2tyaXN0ag==<crlf>
--sendCmdToSmtp
readSmtpResponse:
SmtpCmdResp: 334 UGFzc3dvcmQ6
--readSmtpResponse
sendCmdToSmtp:
SmtpCmdSent: {PasswordOrCredentials}
--sendCmdToSmtp
readSmtpResponse:
SmtpCmdResp: 235 2.7.0 Authentication successful
--readSmtpResponse
--auth_login
--smtpAuthenticate
ConnectionType: Unencrypted TCP/IP
--smtpAuthenticate
--ensureSmtpAuthenticated
--ensureSmtpSession
sendSmtpEmail:
sendWithPipelining:
sendMailFrom:
mailFrom: admin@thehuntinglounge.com
sendCmdToSmtp:
SmtpCmdSent: MAIL FROM:<admin@thehuntinglounge.com><crlf>
--sendCmdToSmtp
--sendMailFrom
sendRcptTo:
sendCmdToSmtp:
SmtpCmdSent: RCPT TO:<gudfinnur@gkr2004.com><crlf>
--sendCmdToSmtp
--sendRcptTo
sendCmdToSmtp:
SmtpCmdSent: DATA<crlf>
--sendCmdToSmtp
readSmtpResponse:
SmtpCmdResp: 354 Ready, steady, go
--readSmtpResponse
readRcptTo:
readSmtpResponse:
SmtpCmdResp: 250 2.1.0 Ok
--readSmtpResponse
recipient: gudfinnur@gkr2004.com
--readRcptTo
readSmtpResponse:
SmtpCmdResp: 250 2.1.5 Ok
--readSmtpResponse
smtpRset:
Sending RSET command.
smtpSendGet2:
sendCmdToSmtp:
SmtpCmdSent: RSET<crlf>
--sendCmdToSmtp
readSmtpResponse:
recvUntilMatch: Socket operation timeout.
--readSmtpResponse
--smtpSendGet2
--smtpRset
--sendWithPipelining
--sendSmtpEmail
--sendMimeInner
--sendEmailInner
Failed.
--SendEmail
--ChilkatLog
Everything seems ok, until it is time to send out the actual body of the email. Any ideas?
Thanks, Gudfinnur Kristjansson |
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Your SMTP server seems to be responding to each pipelined command in reverse order. For example, if I send email via smtp.gmail.com, it works as it should: sendWithPipelining:
sendMailFrom:
mailFrom: chilkat.support@gmail.com
sendCmdToSmtp:
SmtpCmdSent: MAIL FROM:<chilkat.support@gmail.com><crlf>
--sendCmdToSmtp
--sendMailFrom
sendRcptTo:
sendCmdToSmtp:
SmtpCmdSent: RCPT TO:<admin@chilkatsoft.com><crlf>
--sendCmdToSmtp
--sendRcptTo
sendCmdToSmtp:
SmtpCmdSent: DATA<crlf>
--sendCmdToSmtp
readSmtpResponse:
SmtpCmdResp: 250 2.1.0 OK i80sm5219011iod.6 - gsmtp
--readSmtpResponse
readRcptTo:
readSmtpResponse:
SmtpCmdResp: 250 2.1.5 OK i80sm5219011iod.6 - gsmtp
--readSmtpResponse
recipient: admin@chilkatsoft.com
--readRcptTo
readSmtpResponse:
SmtpCmdResp: 354 Go ahead i80sm5219011iod.6 - gsmtp
--readSmtpResponse
--sendWithPipelining
mimeDataSize: 347
sendDataToSmtp:
numBytesSent: 347
--sendDataToSmtp
sendCmdToSmtp:
SmtpCmdSent: <crlf>.<crlf>
--sendCmdToSmtp
readSmtpResponse:
SmtpCmdResp: 250 2.0.0 OK 1429223498 i80sm5219011iod.6 - gsmtp
--readSmtpResponse
--sendSmtpEmail
In both your case and mine, the order of commands is: MAIL FROM The responses SHOULD be in this order: 250 (The 354 is the success response code for the DATA command) Your SMTP server sends responses in reverse order: 354 Your SMTP server indicates it's doing pipelining, but it seems to be behaving incorrectly. I'll be adding a new property to explicitly turn off the pipelining feature in v9.5.0.49 |
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Thanks for the quick response. Yes, it all works fine in my development environment (HMailserver) but when I deploy to production (third party SMTP server), this problem comes up. I'll be waiting for v9.5.0.49. Gudfinnur Kristjansson |
Thanks! I'll have a look. I think it must have to do with SMTP pipelining. It's likely I won't have a further response until tomorrow..