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Error 554 in sending mail through jsp
hi,
I get the following error message when I try to send a mail through a jsp file. The mail was going fine till 2 days back.
Delivery Failure Report Your document: TEST
was not delivered to: pqr@xyz.com
because:
554 Mail from abc@xyz.com rejected for policy reasons.
I use Lotus Notes 5.10 as SMTP Server.
When I try to send a mail from my notes client , I am able to send the mail properly to pqr@xyz.com
Please HELP.
Thanking in advance,
Kishore
I get the following error message when I try to send a mail through a jsp file. The mail was going fine till 2 days back.
Delivery Failure Report Your document: TEST
was not delivered to: pqr@xyz.com
because:
554 Mail from abc@xyz.com rejected for policy reasons.
I use Lotus Notes 5.10 as SMTP Server.
When I try to send a mail from my notes client , I am able to send the mail properly to pqr@xyz.com
Please HELP.
Thanking in advance,
Kishore
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>>>>"Deny messages from the following internet addresses/domains" field (in the Router/SMTP, Restrictions and Controls, and SMTP Inbound Controls tabs)
>>>>If you have given any domain like xyz.com, then it will reject the mails..
----it is put as xyz.com , since we wanted to block spams coming in with return address as from the domain xyz.com, since normally we use notes for internal mailing purposes....except for the exception of automated mails from programs
----So can I do anything to bypass that ..... or is there some way I can say that accept all messages from this IP without looking for the "Deny messages from the following internet addresses/domains" field
>>>>If you have given any domain like xyz.com, then it will reject the mails..
----it is put as xyz.com , since we wanted to block spams coming in with return address as from the domain xyz.com, since normally we use notes for internal mailing purposes....except for the exception of automated mails from programs
----So can I do anything to bypass that ..... or is there some way I can say that accept all messages from this IP without looking for the "Deny messages from the following internet addresses/domains" field
I am not aware of any technique to do that.. SMTP always looks into this field before it can accepty any message
>> is there some way I can say that accept all messages from this IP without looking for the "Deny messages from the following internet addresses/domains" field
The answer is within your comment ... remove xyz.com from deny list
>> is there some way I can say that accept all messages from this IP without looking for the "Deny messages from the following internet addresses/domains" field
The answer is within your comment ... remove xyz.com from deny list
Or try setting From address to some other non-existing domain so that users can't reply and as well it will bypass the settings... I am not 100% sure about this.. give it a try
I really don't understand what you are doing here. I THOUGHT you were just trying to send out an internal notification... in other words:
You have a domain xyz.com (are you afraid to tell us the real name?)
You have a Domino server that handles all mail for xyz.com
You have an application that RUNS ON THE SAME INTERNAL NETWORK used by xyz.com users, Domino servers, and other servers
That application sends out some sort of notifications, taht are intended to go to INTERNAL employees.
In that case, why would you list your own domain in the list of Denied From Domains?!
I'm afraid to ask... what else do you have in the SMTP controls?
You have a domain xyz.com (are you afraid to tell us the real name?)
You have a Domino server that handles all mail for xyz.com
You have an application that RUNS ON THE SAME INTERNAL NETWORK used by xyz.com users, Domino servers, and other servers
That application sends out some sort of notifications, taht are intended to go to INTERNAL employees.
In that case, why would you list your own domain in the list of Denied From Domains?!
I'm afraid to ask... what else do you have in the SMTP controls?
Is the address an internal address or an external address?
DId anything change in the SMTP routing restrictions recently, e.g., who can route inbound/outbound, host name restrictions, etc.?
Best regards,
qwaletee