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Asked by zefon in Message Queue, Lotus Domino Email Server, Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP)
I really hope someone here can shed some light on this for me. We use Lotus Domino as our mail server, and our spam filter is a Mailfoundry 2100 which is in the DMZ. Yesterday we noticed that emails going out to Yahoo and AOL were being held in the Outgoing Queue on the Mailfoundry due to "451 Timeout waiting for end of DATA. Be sure your client is not sending bare linefeeds." In troubleshooting this, when we bypassed the Mailfoundry, we found that email going to Yahoo and AOL work fine. They are not rejected by Yahoo or AOL. We also discovered that if while sending messages through the Mailfoundry, if we have less than 124 characters in the body of the message, it will go through with no problem. The second that we add the 125th character, the message gets held up in the Outgoing Queue on the Mailfoundry. We have called Mailfoundry several times to try and resolve this, but they say the unit is not the issue. We have replaced the network cable going to the unit as instructed by Mailfoundry, but that did not help either. If you have any hints on what needs to be done or would like more info, please let me kow.
20091021-EE-VQP-81 - Hierarchy / EE_QW_3_20080625
