2012

It keeps the original formatting.

'steve@fausttheatre.org');>&from=steve@fausttheatre.org> &subject=1234567&content-type=text/html]>> Looks like this:> endmail to=steve@fausttheatre.org 'steve@fausttheatre.org');>&from=steve@fausttheatre.org> &subject=12345678&content-type=text/html]>> The first two characters are being truncated from my code if I put the 8> in the subject line.> This has got me stumped.>>>>>> On Jul 14, 2012, at 1:53 PM, Terry Wilson wrote:>> I routinely send out emails with much longer subject lines. The same for> the to and from fields. As Ken noted in an earlier email, a bogus FROM> address is problematic. I know I can't put a bogus FROM address and expect> it to work.>> Hope that helps.>> Terry> On Jul 14, 2012, at 10:30 AM, Stephen Braun wrote:>> Thanks to all of you who have tried to help me with this.>> I have tested my code literally 100 times and here is what I've found.>>> The [sendmail] won't work if the 'to' address, or the 'from' address, or> the 'subject line' has too many characters.>> It works fine when the subject line is 7 characters, but not 8.>> It works fine when the 'to' or 'from' domain is 12 characters, but not> when it is 23 characters.>>> Unfortunately, the domain name is 23 characters.>>> Would this be a setting that my host has set up in his email control panel?>>> Thanks again to all of you who wrote back to me.>> Steve Braun>>>>>>> On Jul 13, 2012, at 11:13 PM, WebDNA Solutions wrote:>>> It does both of your [writefile] commands perfectly, with>> several of my test employees, but does not do the>> [sendmail] in between.>>> How are you determining that the [sendmail] context is (or>> is not) writing the appropriate files to disk from inside the>> founditems context?>>> Are you checking the contents of the EMailProblem and>> EMailCompleted folders to see which folder the mail files are>> in?>>> Or are you assuming that the mail files are not being written>> to disk simply because you fail to receive the email>> messages in your inbox within a reasonable time?>>> What happens when you use a valid "From" address instead of>> the bogus "From" address you're using now? Some mail>> servers reject mail sent from a bogus "From" address.>>> What does the "Email Log.txt" file say about these emails?>>>> I was told that it is because the [sendmail] is inside of>> the [search].>> --------------------------------------------------------- This message is> sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list **. To> unsubscribe, E-mail to: ** archives:> http://mail.webdna.us/list/talk@webdna.us Bug Reporting: support@webdna.us--14dae93403db7d417a04c4d281b7Content-Type: text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printableWhat does your email log say? =A0Sendmail is basically a writefile command =that gets processed for sending. The sending process logs email activity. T=hat could help you sort this out.

Bill

On Saturday, July 14, 2012, Stephen Braun wrote:

Thanks Terry, I know about the bogus FROM address, and I am using the= same FROM address that works in several other places, but doesn't work= here, because it's too long..

Here is what I'm seeing if I use too many characters....

What should be:

[sendmail to=3Dsteve@f=austtheatre.org&from=3Dsteve@fausttheatre.o=rg&subject=3D1234567&content-type=3Dtext/html]
<=span style=3D"white-space:nowrap">
Looks like this:
endmail to=3Dsteve@fausttheatre.org&from==3Dsteve@fausttheatre.org&subject=3D1234567=8&content-type=3Dtext/html]

The =first two characters are being truncated from my code if I put the 8 in the= subject line.

This has got me stumped.

On Jul 14, 2012, at 1:53 PM, Terry Wilson wrote:

I routinely send out emails with much longer subject lines=. The same for the to and from fields. =A0As Ken noted in an earlier email,= a bogus FROM address is problematic. I know I can't put a bogus FROM a=ddress and expect it to work.

Hope that helps.

Terry
On Jul 14, 2012, at 10:30 AM, Stephen =Braun wrote:

Thanks to all of you who have= tried to help me with this.
I ha=ve tested my code literally 100 times and here is what I've found.

The [sendmail] won't work if the 'to' address, or the &#=39;from' address, or the 'subject line' has too many characters=.

It works fine when the subject line =is 7 characters, but not 8.
It wo=rks fine when the 'to' or 'from' domain is 12 characters, b=ut not when it is 23 characters.

Unfortunately, the domain name is 23 characters.

Would thi=s be a setting that my host has set up in his email control panel?

Thanks again to all of you who wrote back to me.
Steve Braun

On Jul 13, 201=2, at 11:13 PM, WebDNA Solutions wrote:

It does both of =your [writefile] commands perfectly, with

several of my test employees, but does not do the
[sendmail] in between.

How are you determining th=at the [sendmail] context is (or

is not) writing the appropriate files to disk from inside the
foun=ditems context?

Are you checking the contents of the EMailProblem and

EMailCompl=eted folders to see which folder the mail files are
in?

Or are you assum=ing that the mail files are not being written
=

to disk simply because you fail to receive the em=ail
messages in your inbox within a reasonable time?
=

What happens whe=n you use a valid "From" address instead of

the bogus "From&qu=ot; address you're using now? =A0Some mail
servers reject mail se=nt from a bogus "From" address.

What does the "Email Log.txt" file say about these emai=ls?

I was told that it is because the [sendmail] is i=nside of
the [search].

Bill

On Saturday, July 14, 2012, Stephen Braun wrote:

Thanks Terry, I know about the bogus FROM address, and I am using the= same FROM address that works in several other places, but doesn't work= here, because it's too long..

Here is what I'm seeing if I use too many characters....

What should be:

[sendmail to=3Dsteve@f=austtheatre.org&from=3Dsteve@fausttheatre.o=rg&subject=3D1234567&content-type=3Dtext/html]
<=span style=3D"white-space:nowrap">
Looks like this:
endmail to=3Dsteve@fausttheatre.org&from==3Dsteve@fausttheatre.org&subject=3D1234567=8&content-type=3Dtext/html]

The =first two characters are being truncated from my code if I put the 8 in the= subject line.

This has got me stumped.

On Jul 14, 2012, at 1:53 PM, Terry Wilson wrote:

I routinely send out emails with much longer subject lines=. The same for the to and from fields. =A0As Ken noted in an earlier email,= a bogus FROM address is problematic. I know I can't put a bogus FROM a=ddress and expect it to work.

Hope that helps.

Terry
On Jul 14, 2012, at 10:30 AM, Stephen =Braun wrote:

Thanks to all of you who have= tried to help me with this.
I ha=ve tested my code literally 100 times and here is what I've found.

The [sendmail] won't work if the 'to' address, or the &#=39;from' address, or the 'subject line' has too many characters=.

It works fine when the subject line =is 7 characters, but not 8.
It wo=rks fine when the 'to' or 'from' domain is 12 characters, b=ut not when it is 23 characters.

Unfortunately, the domain name is 23 characters.

Would thi=s be a setting that my host has set up in his email control panel?

Thanks again to all of you who wrote back to me.
Steve Braun

On Jul 13, 201=2, at 11:13 PM, WebDNA Solutions wrote:

It does both of =your [writefile] commands perfectly, with

several of my test employees, but does not do the
[sendmail] in between.

How are you determining th=at the [sendmail] context is (or

is not) writing the appropriate files to disk from inside the
foun=ditems context?

Are you checking the contents of the EMailProblem and

EMailCompl=eted folders to see which folder the mail files are
in?

Or are you assum=ing that the mail files are not being written
=

to disk simply because you fail to receive the em=ail
messages in your inbox within a reasonable time?
=

What happens whe=n you use a valid "From" address instead of

the bogus "From&qu=ot; address you're using now? =A0Some mail
servers reject mail se=nt from a bogus "From" address.

What does the "Email Log.txt" file say about these emai=ls?

I was told that it is because the [sendmail] is i=nside of
the [search].

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Re: [WebDNA] multi [sendmail] inside [search]

2012

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