| Tom Pepper Willett 2005-04-20, 8:47 pm |
| You must contact your host to have the check the event/server logs on the
remote web site server.
Also, have you asked them to set up the forms to email transport in the FP
server extensions?
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"senjor" <senjor62@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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| Hi.
| User: please report details to this site's webmaster.
|
| Webmaster: please see the server's application event log for more details.
|
| I have XP with IIS and Server Extensions, I use right smpt ISP, from and
| replay adress but still it wont work.
|
| In the form in FrontPage 2003 I put the email address, and that it.
|
| User: please report details to this site's webmaster.
|
| Webmaster: please see the server's application event log for more details.
|
| Do enyone know what's the problome is.
| Thanks
|
|
| "Pcspcs" wrote:
|
| > We have a server that hosts multiple webs. Email forms on all webs have
| > been working for quite some time, but now they have all stopped working.
| > When submitting the forms, the user sees:
| >
| > FrontPage Error
| > User: please report details to this site's webmaster.
| > Webmaster: please see the server's application event log for more
details.
| >
| > However, there is nothing added to the application event log, so I have
no
| > idea how to begin troubleshooting it.
| >
| > I tried removing extensions form one of the webs and reinstalling, but I
| > didn't think that would work anyhow since this affects all webs.
| >
| > If I edit the form and have it only save the results to a file, rather
then
| > sending an email, then the user gets the confirmation page, so that much
| > works.
| >
| > I suspect then, that it's an STMP issue. In "Change Configuration
Settings"
| > for the web, the IP address for a local mail server is still listed.
The
| > mail server is set to allow relay from IP addresses on the internal
network
| > (it's a NetMail server). Just for testing I tried changing it to the
IP
| > address of a new Exchange server that was recently added to the network,
but
| > the result is the same.
| >
| > How can I find out if it's even trying to send? Shouldn't there be an
error
| > log somewhere that would have more information (such as an error
returned
| > from the SMTP server or something)?
| >
| > Some things have changed recently on the network: We recently moved
around
| > the servers on the network that are DC's running AD and also moved and
| > reconfigured DNS. But I don't think it could be a DNS issue since we've
| > always had, and still have the IP address filled in, not the STMP server
| > name. We also cleaned up the user list in AD getting rid of old
accounts,
| > but the anonymous iusr accounts are still there.
| >
| > Lastly, I checked the settings for the default virtual SMTP server under
IIS
| > Manager on the web server, went to Access/Authentication and verified
that
| > it still had "anonymous" access enabled. Do FP forms even go through
that
| > anyhow? Or do they go directly to the SMTP server I listed on the
config
| > page?
| >
| > Any help is appreciated!
| >
| >
| >
|