"Jacques" <jacques.noah@btinternet.com> wrote in message
news:43e0f365$1@newsgroups.borland.com...
> I've now tested the SMTPServer and i'm still not able to pass on
> the -from,to,body fields - is the AMsg stream holding all the headers,
> including -from,to,body-?
No, not even close.
> I 've attached a logfile to see what is happening step by step and i
> really cant understand why those headers are not getting through.
If you strip out all of the irrelvent stuff from the log, you end up with
the following transaction list:
220 Welcome Server
helo localhost
250 Hello localhost
mail from:admin@localhost
250 admin@localhost Address Okay
rcpt to:admin@loop.com
250 admin@loop.com Address Okay
RSET
250 Ok
RSET
250 Ok
mail from:admin@localhost
250 admin@localhost Address Okay
rcpt to:admin@loop.com
250 admin@loop.com Address Okay
DATA
354 Start mail input; end with <CRLF>.<CRLF>
subject:The subject here
this is the msgbody
.
250 Ok
QUIT
221 Signing Off
First and foremost - why are you sending RSET twice after specifying the
recipient? RESET should be sent once before sending anything
message-related.
Second, as you can see, the actual message looks like this:
subject:The subject here
this is the msgbody
.
Which is wrong for three reasons:
1) there are no brackets on the addresses specified in the MAIL FROM and
RCPT TO commands
2) there are no To and From headers in the message data at all
3) there is no blank line between the headers and the body text
The communication should look more like the followig instead:
220 Welcome Server
HELO localhost
250 Hello localhost
RSET
250 Ok
MAIL FROM:<admin@localhost>
250 admin@localhost Address Okay
RCPT TO:<admin@loop.com>
250 admin@loop.com Address Okay
DATA
354 Start mail input; end with <CRLF>.<CRLF>
From: <admin@localhost>
To: <admin@loop.com>
Subject: The subject here
this is the msgbody
.
250 Ok
QUIT
221 Signing Off
Yes, the actual message data has to include a copy of the email addresses
that were specified in the MAIL FROM and RCTP TO commands. Otherwise, the
recipient(s) will never see the addresses. Everything inside the DATA
command is copied to the recipient(s) as-is.
> I think that the headers get deleted somewhere between been
> transfered from tstream to idmessage component
Not true. Your own log shows that the headers ar never being sent in the
first place.
Gambit
