Problem with System.Web.Mail

[jordanbrock]

Howdy all,

I have a page that has the following:

objMsg = new MailMessage();
objMsg.BodyFormat = MailFormat.Text;
objMsg.To = strRecipient;
objMsg.Bcc = strRecipientCC;
objMsg.Subject = "Balneaire Seaside Resort Booking Request";
objMsg.Body = strMessage;
objMsg.From = strSender;
SmtpMail.SmtpServer = "localhost";
SmtpMail.Send(objMsg);

where strRecipient is an address on a domain hosted by DiscountASP.Net and strRecipientCC is my email address.

The problem is that the user on the DiscountASP.Net mail server isn't receiving the mail, whereas I, on another mail host, am.

Does anyone have any clues as to why this is?

Regards
Jordan Brock

[jordanbrock]

Further to my last post, I have just received some delivery delay notifications, so it appears that its an issue with DiscountASP.Net.

Is this something I should raise with support?

Jordan

[steurm]

[b]quote:Originally posted by jordanbrock

Further to my last post, I have just received some delivery delay notifications, so it appears that its an issue with DiscountASP.Net.

Is this something I should raise with support?

Jordan
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I noticed the same delays, and raised it with support. According to them, this is caused by bare LF in your mail. Replace them with CRLF and you should be fine.



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Steurm
www.steurm.net/steurm

[bruce]

Please also contact support after fixing the bare LF problem.

We'll need to purge the queue before mail would start flowing.

[b]quote:Originally posted by steurm

[b]quote:Originally posted by jordanbrock

Further to my last post, I have just received some delivery delay notifications, so it appears that its an issue with DiscountASP.Net.

Is this something I should raise with support?

Jordan
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I noticed the same delays, and raised it with support. According to them, this is caused by bare LF in your mail. Replace them with CRLF and you should be fine.



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Steurm
www.steurm.net/steurm
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[bruce]

\n\r is a carraige return & line feed == vbCrLf

\n == vbCr
\r == vbLf

Hope this helps


[b]quote:Originally posted by jordanbrock

In my messages, I use the "\n" character to do a newline (I presume this is a bare LF.) What should I use in place?

Regards,
Jordan
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[jordanbrock]

In my messages, I use the "\n" character to do a newline (I presume this is a bare LF.) What should I use in place?

Regards,
Jordan