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What does this log mean?
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| This is the log written by my SMTP local server when trying to send mails to
an external address:
14:59:06 65.54.190.7 - - 0
14:59:06 65.54.190.7 EHLO - 0
14:59:06 65.54.190.7 - - 0
14:59:06 65.54.190.7 MAIL - 0
14:59:06 65.54.190.7 - - 0
14:59:06 65.54.190.7 RCPT - 0
14:59:06 65.54.190.7 - - 0
14:59:06 65.54.190.7 BDAT - 0
14:59:07 65.54.190.7 - - 0
14:59:07 65.54.190.7 RSET - 0
14:59:07 65.54.190.7 - - 0
14:59:07 65.54.190.7 MAIL - 0
14:59:07 65.54.190.7 - - 0
14:59:07 65.54.190.7 RCPT - 0
14:59:07 65.54.190.7 - - 0
14:59:07 65.54.190.7 BDAT - 0
14:59:09 65.54.190.7 - - 0
14:59:09 65.54.190.7 RSET - 0
14:59:09 65.54.190.7 - - 0
14:59:09 65.54.190.7 MAIL - 0
14:59:09 65.54.190.7 - - 0
14:59:09 65.54.190.7 RCPT - 0
14:59:09 65.54.190.7 - - 0
14:59:09 65.54.190.7 BDAT - 0
14:59:10 65.54.190.7 - - 0
14:59:10 65.54.190.7 QUIT - 0
14:59:10 65.54.190.7 - - 0
There are 0 everywhere
What does it mean?
Thanks for your help
Henri
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| Peter D. Hipson 2004-12-14, 6:41 pm |
| Status (error) codes. Zero is no error occured, that things are
working 'normally' as it were. If you see non-zero you'll be seeing a
problem.
On Tue, 14 Dec 2004 16:36:54 +0100, "Henri" <hmfireball@hotmail.com>
wrote:
>This is the log written by my SMTP local server when trying to send mails to
>an external address:
>
>14:59:06 65.54.190.7 - - 0
>14:59:06 65.54.190.7 EHLO - 0
>14:59:06 65.54.190.7 - - 0
>14:59:06 65.54.190.7 MAIL - 0
>14:59:06 65.54.190.7 - - 0
>14:59:06 65.54.190.7 RCPT - 0
>14:59:06 65.54.190.7 - - 0
>14:59:06 65.54.190.7 BDAT - 0
>14:59:07 65.54.190.7 - - 0
>14:59:07 65.54.190.7 RSET - 0
>14:59:07 65.54.190.7 - - 0
>14:59:07 65.54.190.7 MAIL - 0
>14:59:07 65.54.190.7 - - 0
>14:59:07 65.54.190.7 RCPT - 0
>14:59:07 65.54.190.7 - - 0
>14:59:07 65.54.190.7 BDAT - 0
>14:59:09 65.54.190.7 - - 0
>14:59:09 65.54.190.7 RSET - 0
>14:59:09 65.54.190.7 - - 0
>14:59:09 65.54.190.7 MAIL - 0
>14:59:09 65.54.190.7 - - 0
>14:59:09 65.54.190.7 RCPT - 0
>14:59:09 65.54.190.7 - - 0
>14:59:09 65.54.190.7 BDAT - 0
>14:59:10 65.54.190.7 - - 0
>14:59:10 65.54.190.7 QUIT - 0
>14:59:10 65.54.190.7 - - 0
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>There are 0 everywhere
>What does it mean?
>Thanks for your help
>
>Henri
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PeterD, the Darkstar Network
To email, fix my address!
ExpertZone!
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| I was expecting codes like 250.
But i guess it's because my SMTP Server is contacting "something" else than
another SMTP server here (sorry I'm new to SMTP :-)
"Peter D. Hipson" <mcn01 at hipson dot net> a écrit dans le message de
news:b9hur09akst0uk0tjha9o16ij6uehh0u8j@
4ax.com...
> Status (error) codes. Zero is no error occured, that things are
> working 'normally' as it were. If you see non-zero you'll be seeing a
> problem.
>
> On Tue, 14 Dec 2004 16:36:54 +0100, "Henri" <hmfireball@hotmail.com>
> wrote:
>
to[vbcol=seagreen]
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> PeterD, the Darkstar Network
> To email, fix my address!
> ExpertZone!
>
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