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CF 9 emails multiple copies of the same mail and delays sending
Ok, I've looked at everything I know of to look at and can't figure this one out.
I'm running a CF9 server version 9,0,1,274733 standard. It hosts a small web application for about 200 users. It routes all email generated by the system to our external exchange server.
I have one user form that will generate multiple emails at random.
The system will also fire off an email up to weeks old and deliver it as if it were just sent.
The log files show every email sent and no warnings or errors. Ideas?
I'm running a CF9 server version 9,0,1,274733 standard. It hosts a small web application for about 200 users. It routes all email generated by the system to our external exchange server.
I have one user form that will generate multiple emails at random.
The system will also fire off an email up to weeks old and deliver it as if it were just sent.
The log files show every email sent and no warnings or errors. Ideas?
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My IST dept. claims the exchange server was up and operational during the last delayed emails timestamp.
The undeliverable folder is empty. The logs show three emails sent yesterday about 2 - 3 minutes apart. The message was stored in the database one time with a timedate stamp from five days ago. The log also shows an email sent on that date but that it went successfully.
There were three emails logged in the database that matched the times in the logs, but did not match the content delivered. It's perplexing st best.
The undeliverable folder is empty. The logs show three emails sent yesterday about 2 - 3 minutes apart. The message was stored in the database one time with a timedate stamp from five days ago. The log also shows an email sent on that date but that it went successfully.
There were three emails logged in the database that matched the times in the logs, but did not match the content delivered. It's perplexing st best.
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No one else answered, and by looking and the code line by line, I found the answer.
Are you 100% certain the exchange server is up and connectable at all times?