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checked by telephone with the destinees and mail arrived ok.<br />
so the failure is that's it ok, go figure... <br />
some microsoft exchange crap ?
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checked by telephone with the destinees and mail arrived ok.
so the failure is that's it ok, go figure...
some microsoft exchange crap ?

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so it's a notes bug. &nbsp;the notes server is at 7.0.4.<br />
the only special thing i can see is that the user is sending emails to ca. 30 bcc email addresses in each mail. the size of an attachment is &lt;&nbsp;3000k so should be ok.
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so it's a notes bug.  the notes server is at 7.0.4.
the only special thing i can see is that the user is sending emails to ca. 30 bcc email addresses in each mail. the size of an attachment is < 3000k so should be ok.

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Yeas and no: it's a bug that Notes doesn't correctly say that there's something wrong, and it's not because there is a failure to report: see the MIME entity in the mail (open the detailed mail, or the source).
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Yeas and no: it's a bug that Notes doesn't correctly say that there's something wrong, and it's not because there is a failure to report: see the MIME entity in the mail (open the detailed mail, or the source).

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on a number of mails to correct e-mail addresses, i recieve:<br />
- Delivery Failure Report, with reason: 250 2.1.5 Recipient ok<br />
- Delivery Failure Report, with reason: 250 Ok<br />
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why is this ?<br />
it sounds like a contradiction: is the delivery ok or not ok...<br />
i use lotus notes 7 mail client, not sure if that matters.<br />

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on a number of mails to correct e-mail addresses, i recieve:
- Delivery Failure Report, with reason: 250 2.1.5 Recipient ok
- Delivery Failure Report, with reason: 250 Ok

why is this ?
it sounds like a contradiction: is the delivery ok or not ok...
i use lotus notes 7 mail client, not sure if that matters.


Delivery Failure with reason 250 2.1.5 Recipient ok

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