"Martin James" <mjames_falcon@dial.pipex.com> wrote in message
news:441a904f@newsgroups.borland.com...
> Indy clients, like TidSMTP, throw exceptions if something does not work.
> If there is no exception, the mail got sent to the server OK:
To expand on that, even though the message may be sent to the SMTP server
without error, the SMTP server itself might not be able to deliver the
message to the specified recipients. In which case, the SMTP server sends
back an e-mail to the orignal message's sender stating as much. You need to
access a POP3 account in order to receive those kinds of errors, since they
are not errors in the SMTP protocol itself, and thus TIdSMTP cannot report
them.
Gambit
