Re: Bad spawn! Finish your work!
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numero = 40454
interpreted = N
texte = Joe, now now, punishing your spawn won't get you anywhere.I think your from address has to be from an acceptable user of the mail server sending the email.Donovan Joseph D'Andrea wrote:> Got a tricky [spawn] that doesn't want to finish his work... The > following code works as expected by sending an e-mail to me that it's > begun to do it's work (message to start). Then it goes through a > number of loops and the number of loops is fine. The searching and > e-mail of messages is fine. The [waitforfile...] is fine. But... I > never get the last message delivered after the [/loop]. Could the > spawn be terminating its instance before the [sendmail] context is > complete? Do I have a silly typo somewhere? Should [spawn] be sent to > its room for not finishing its vegetables? > > thoughts? > --joe > > [sendmail to=donovan@ns1.ddbproductions.org&from=joedan@west21.com&subject=ALL > DONE!] > [/sendmail]-- ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------<><> Donovan Brooke <><>->ï ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list
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Joe, now now, punishing your spawn won't get you anywhere.I think your from address has to be from an acceptable user of the mail server sending the email.Donovan Joseph D'Andrea wrote:> Got a tricky [spawn] that doesn't want to finish his work... The > following code works as expected by sending an e-mail to me that it's > begun to do it's work (message to start). Then it goes through a > number of loops and the number of loops is fine. The searching and > e-mail of messages is fine. The [waitforfile...] is fine. But... I > never get the last message delivered after the [/loop]. Could the > spawn be terminating its instance before the [sendmail] context is > complete? Do I have a silly typo somewhere? Should [spawn] be sent to > its room for not finishing its vegetables? > > thoughts? > --joe > > [sendmail to=donovan@ns1.ddbproductions.org&from=joedan@west21.com&subject=ALL > DONE!] > [/sendmail]-- ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------<><> Donovan Brooke <><>->ï ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list . To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to Web Archive of this list is at: http://search.smithmicro.com/
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