I'm trying to drop a text file I created (mail.txt) file
into the smtp pickup directory.  I have created a remote
domain according to Q324272.  I have done this before on
2000 servers with no issue.  The mail.txt file has the
folowing in it:

x-sender: stosti@tosti.net

x-receiver: stosti@eCopy.com

From: stosti@tosti.net

To: stosti@eCopy.com

Subject: test

If you drop this into the pickup directory it should be
sent with no issue.  The machine is open for relay and the
permissions on the inetpub are everyone modify.  The email
ends up in the badmail directory with the following error:

Unable to deliver this message because the follow error
was encountered: "Error is processing file in pickup
directory.".

The specific error code was 0xC00402CE.

The message sender was stosti@tosti.net.

Also I can telnet into the machine and send an email off
the network with no issue.

WHAT AM I MISSING?

HELP!
Scott

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"SPT" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I'm trying to drop a text file I created (mail.txt) file
> into the smtp pickup directory.  I have created a remote
> domain according to Q324272.  I have done this before on
> 2000 servers with no issue.  The mail.txt file has the
> folowing in it:
>
> x-sender: stosti@tosti.net
>
> x-receiver: stosti@eCopy.com
>
> From: stosti@tosti.net
>
> To: stosti@eCopy.com
>
> Subject: test
>
> If you drop this into the pickup directory it should be
> sent with no issue.  The machine is open for relay and the
> permissions on the inetpub are everyone modify.  The email
> ends up in the badmail directory with the following error:
>
> Unable to deliver this message because the follow error
> was encountered: "Error is processing file in pickup
> directory.".
>
> The specific error code was 0xC00402CE.
>
> The message sender was stosti@tosti.net.
>
> Also I can telnet into the machine and send an email off
> the network with no issue.
>
> WHAT AM I MISSING?
>
> HELP!
> Scott
>

Is the from address valid ?

http://support.microsoft.com/defaul...kb;en-us;319285

I don't think you need the x-sender or x-receiver. It is automatically
created by SMTP

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