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Hi,
My wep app uses this system to send email, it downloads pdf file and add the pdf file as an attachment to email.
when the PDF size is under 7MB, it was sent successfully, if the size is above 8MB,
I got the error "Error while sending data to the server: Unable to write data to the transport connection."
Is there a size limitation for file attachment?
Thanks in advance!
2009-08-22 18:39:10 UTC by hl1
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Web I read the email sent to a web email interface such as horde or att mail the inline images are show correctly, but when I down load emails to Outlook or OE the inline images location is displayed with the disconected X box and the image is attached as an attachment.
The wierd thing is if I forward this email message from my horde email reader to the OE or Outlook account the email is...
2009-01-21 00:17:19 UTC by wolfforge
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Web I read the email sent to a web email interface such as horde or att mail the inline images are show correctly, but when I down load emails to Outlook or OE the inline images location is displayed with the disconected X box and the image is attached as an attachment.
The wierd thing is if I forward this email message from my horde email reader to the OE or Outlook account the email is...
2009-01-20 23:12:19 UTC by wolfforge
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Current implementation of QPEncoder can generate lines with 77 characters where standard specify max 76 characters per line.
This can trigger the MIME_QP_LONG_LINE rule in SpamAssassin and add points to the spam score.
Steps to reproduce:
Run Test Case "TestTwo" through a mail server and
a) look for MIME_QP_LONG_LINE from SpamAssassin.
b) manually validate line length to 76 plus...
2008-01-17 18:19:55 UTC by fhaglund
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Solution proposed by Nobody is correct, but also the other change must be done
(In SmtpProxy.Open(), besides this.ReceiveTimeout also this.SendTimeout must be set.)
2007-11-26 12:19:25 UTC by nobody
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I believe this is resolved by moving the LoopTimeout declaration outside of the do/while loop in the SmtpProxy.ReadResponse() method.
Original code:
============================================
...
int count = 0;
// read until last response has been received
// (indicated by whitespace after the numerical response code)
do
{
int LoopTimeout = 0;
if (stream.DataAvailable)
{.
2007-10-30 15:16:50 UTC by nobody
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Simple nant build script.
I needed it to integrate dotnetopenmail into my project via nant build scripts. the same can probably be done via nant reading .sln files, but this works fine.
2007-05-17 05:00:02 UTC by nobody
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In SmtpProxy.Open(), besides this.ReceiveTimeout also this.SendTimeout must be set.
Otherwise there is no timeout when sending data TO the SMTP server.
2006-12-15 13:50:05 UTC by nobody
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Little mistake in GetStandardHeaders.
It must be replace
standardheaders.Add(new MessageHeader("From", _fromaddress.ToDataString()));
standardheaders.Add(new MessageHeader("To", _toaddresses.ToDataString()));
with
standardheaders.Add(new MessageHeader("From", _fromaddress.ToDataString()));
standardheaders.Add(new MessageHeader("To", _toaddresses.ToDataString()));...
2006-11-28 09:13:11 UTC by nobody
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Add reply-to address.
This can be done as follows:
In EmailMessage.cs:
Add
private EmailAddressCollection _replytoaddresses=new EmailAddressCollection();
#region ReplyToAddresses
///
/// Retrieve the collection of recipients
/// that will appear in the "Reply-To" header of the
/// email.
///
public EmailAddressCollection ReplyToAddresses.
2006-11-23 16:05:25 UTC by nobody
