Re: [Assp-user] problem with some e-mail addresses getting stuck

[Paul F. <as...@th...>]

I had a similar problem and when I looked into it, the incoming 
sessions were sticking and timing out.  Hence the sender thought the 
mail had not gone through (which was correct) and kept resending, with 
the same result until the sender gave up.

I believe it was because of the SSL problems in version 1.  I basically 
gave up with Version 1 and upgraded to ASSP Version 2 and touch wood 
haven't noticed the problem since.

Hope that helps

Paul

On Fri, 21 Oct 2011 13:26:46 -0500, PMW Troy wrote:
> Ok, guess I hadn't noticed the difference in sizes on the other 
> mails.
>
> Is there a setting you'd suggest to point me more toward what could 
> be
> causing the problem? I didn't see a verbose log of the entire smtp
> conversation..
>
> I suspect that the finalization of the smtp session is not happening,
> either my server not sending it or their server not receiving it, 
> correctly.
>
> Again, thank you for the assistance
>
> On 10/21/2011 10:32 AM, Fritz Borgstedt wrote:
>> For Users of ASSP<ass...@li...>  schreibt:
>>> What is jumping out to me is the third log line where it has
>>> different
>>> values for received and sent data size.
>>
>>
>> The difference is the header ASSP is injecting into the mail. You 
>> will
>> see that with any incoming mail.
>>
>>
>> 
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