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CDO/CDONTS and truncated attachments
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| coenve 2004-06-03, 7:51 am |
| Hello,
On our previous production server, we used CDONTS to attach jpeg image
to the mail. On our new server (both are Win2000) attachments are
truncated to ~108B (that's what outlook shows), or 0 bytes when I try
to save to disk from Outlook. I'm sure that files to be attached are
accesible, because security is set to allow for Everyone. I suspect
something with SMTP config, but what? Because I couldn't find what's
wrong I moved to CDO, but the result is still the same in the end. Any
ideas?
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| Ray at 2004-06-03, 7:51 am |
| IIS's SMTP does have a size limit for outgoing messages, which I believe is
enabled by default. You're best off asking in an IIS group, however.
Ray at home
"coenve" <coenve@wp.pl> wrote in message
news:d3d49175.0406030156.6f85cf0d@posting.google.com...
> Hello,
>
> On our previous production server, we used CDONTS to attach jpeg image
> to the mail. On our new server (both are Win2000) attachments are
> truncated to ~108B (that's what outlook shows), or 0 bytes when I try
> to save to disk from Outlook. I'm sure that files to be attached are
> accesible, because security is set to allow for Everyone. I suspect
> something with SMTP config, but what? Because I couldn't find what's
> wrong I moved to CDO, but the result is still the same in the end. Any
> ideas?
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| Hernán Castelo 2004-06-03, 4:52 pm |
| try at "outgoing security" window
in your iis/smtp properties
"coenve" <coenve@wp.pl> escribió en el mensaje
news:d3d49175.0406030156.6f85cf0d@posting.google.com...
> Hello,
>
> On our previous production server, we used CDONTS to attach jpeg image
> to the mail. On our new server (both are Win2000) attachments are
> truncated to ~108B (that's what outlook shows), or 0 bytes when I try
> to save to disk from Outlook. I'm sure that files to be attached are
> accesible, because security is set to allow for Everyone. I suspect
> something with SMTP config, but what? Because I couldn't find what's
> wrong I moved to CDO, but the result is still the same in the end. Any
> ideas?
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