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We have developed a commercial ASP.net application
(personal nutrition management and tracking); we want to
send smtp email from within it.
For our development box, we use WinXP Pro, IIS 5.5,
VisualStudio2002, VB as programing language. Our
test/development version of the web app as hosted on
our "localhost" works fine; our "Default SMTP Virtual
Server" is running (per the IIS console).
Our simple test page (EmailTest.aspx)is in a separate
project, has only a single button and we are trying to
use the following code on the EmailTest.aspx.vb:
Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object,
ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
Dim OK As New Mail.MailMessage()
OK.From = "bo******@toad.net"
OK.Subject = "Test"
OK.Body = "Trying To Send Email"
OK.To = "bo*@cookbookplus.com"
Mail.SmtpMail.SmtpServer = "localhost"
Mail.SmtpMail.Send(OK)
End Sub
The line Mail.SmtpMail.Send(OK) always throws an
exception; we always get this error:
The server rejected one or more recipient addresses. The
server response was: 550 5.7.1 Unable to relay for bo*@cookbookplus.com.com .
It does not matter who the recipient is, either. We are
connected to the internet via DSL. Otherwise, everything
else related to our stuff seems to work perfectly.
Have spent way too many man hours researching help files,
MSDN KnowledgeBase, etc. No luck. I am sure we are
doing soming wrong, but have no idea what.
Our only prior experience with email code has been with
MS Access using VBA. We know this is our mistake, just do
not know how to help ourselves. Also, the web app is our
first try using ASP.net, etc. Generally, the app works
works great!
Can anyone please help; or provide a good example we can
follow?
FYI, our web site is http://www.cookbookplus.com
If curious, you can see the app using
the "CookBookPlusOnTheWeb" link on the home page.
Or use http://www.cookbookplus.com/CookBook...heWeb/LogInWeb.
aspx for a direct link.
The app is hosted on a Windows Server 2003 system so
whatever we do must work with IIS 6 when we deploy.
Thank you.
Bob Jones bo******@toad.net bo*@cookbookplus.com
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what happens if you change
Mail.SmtpMail.SmtpServer = "localhost"
to
Mail.SmtpMail.SmtpServer = "xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx"
being the IP address
Also, I am running an IIS server that uses SMTP to send email in an
evironment where there is an exchange server. We had to setup something in
the exchange server to allow the IIS email to send SMTP mail.
I think that might be your issue.
"Bob Jones" <bo******@toad.net> wrote in message
news:0a****************************@phx.gbl... We have developed a commercial ASP.net application
(personal nutrition management and tracking); we want to
send smtp email from within it.
For our development box, we use WinXP Pro, IIS 5.5,
VisualStudio2002, VB as programing language. Our
test/development version of the web app as hosted on
our "localhost" works fine; our "Default SMTP Virtual
Server" is running (per the IIS console).
Our simple test page (EmailTest.aspx)is in a separate
project, has only a single button and we are trying to
use the following code on the EmailTest.aspx.vb:
Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object,
ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
Dim OK As New Mail.MailMessage()
OK.From = "bo******@toad.net"
OK.Subject = "Test"
OK.Body = "Trying To Send Email"
OK.To = "bo*@cookbookplus.com"
Mail.SmtpMail.SmtpServer = "localhost"
Mail.SmtpMail.Send(OK)
End Sub
The line Mail.SmtpMail.Send(OK) always throws an
exception; we always get this error:
The server rejected one or more recipient addresses. The
server response was: 550 5.7.1 Unable to relay for
bo*@cookbookplus.com.com .
It does not matter who the recipient is, either. We are
connected to the internet via DSL. Otherwise, everything
else related to our stuff seems to work perfectly.
Have spent way too many man hours researching help files,
MSDN KnowledgeBase, etc. No luck. I am sure we are
doing soming wrong, but have no idea what.
Our only prior experience with email code has been with
MS Access using VBA. We know this is our mistake, just do
not know how to help ourselves. Also, the web app is our
first try using ASP.net, etc. Generally, the app works
works great!
Can anyone please help; or provide a good example we can
follow?
FYI, our web site is http://www.cookbookplus.com
If curious, you can see the app using
the "CookBookPlusOnTheWeb" link on the home page.
Or use
http://www.cookbookplus.com/CookBook...heWeb/LogInWeb.
aspx for a direct link.
The app is hosted on a Windows Server 2003 system so
whatever we do must work with IIS 6 when we deploy.
Thank you.
Bob Jones
bo******@toad.net
bo*@cookbookplus.com
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Hi George,
Thanks for the reply; but no luck.
Tried using our IP instead of "localhost"; get this error
instead: The transport failed to connect to the server.
No Exchange Server involvement here possible either as we
do not use it at all.
I still need help.
Bob -----Original Message-----
what happens if you change
Mail.SmtpMail.SmtpServer = "localhost"
to
Mail.SmtpMail.SmtpServer = "xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx"
being the IP address
Also, I am running an IIS server that uses SMTP to send
email in anevironment where there is an exchange server. We had to
setup something inthe exchange server to allow the IIS email to send SMTP
mail.
I think that might be your issue.
"Bob Jones" <bo******@toad.net> wrote in message
news:0a****************************@phx.gbl... We have developed a commercial ASP.net application
(personal nutrition management and tracking); we want
to send smtp email from within it.
For our development box, we use WinXP Pro, IIS 5.5,
VisualStudio2002, VB as programing language. Our
test/development version of the web app as hosted on
our "localhost" works fine; our "Default SMTP Virtual
Server" is running (per the IIS console).
Our simple test page (EmailTest.aspx)is in a separate
project, has only a single button and we are trying to
use the following code on the EmailTest.aspx.vb:
Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As
System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
Dim OK As New Mail.MailMessage()
OK.From = "bo******@toad.net"
OK.Subject = "Test"
OK.Body = "Trying To Send Email"
OK.To = "bo*@cookbookplus.com"
Mail.SmtpMail.SmtpServer = "localhost"
Mail.SmtpMail.Send(OK)
End Sub
The line Mail.SmtpMail.Send(OK) always throws an
exception; we always get this error:
The server rejected one or more recipient addresses.
The server response was: 550 5.7.1 Unable to relay for
bo*@cookbookplus.com.com .
It does not matter who the recipient is, either. We
are connected to the internet via DSL. Otherwise,
everything else related to our stuff seems to work perfectly.
Have spent way too many man hours researching help
files, MSDN KnowledgeBase, etc. No luck. I am sure we are
doing soming wrong, but have no idea what.
Our only prior experience with email code has been with
MS Access using VBA. We know this is our mistake, just
do not know how to help ourselves. Also, the web app is
our first try using ASP.net, etc. Generally, the app works
works great!
Can anyone please help; or provide a good example we
can follow?
FYI, our web site is http://www.cookbookplus.com
If curious, you can see the app using
the "CookBookPlusOnTheWeb" link on the home page.
Or use
http://www.cookbookplus.com/CookBook...heWeb/LogInWeb. aspx for a direct link.
The app is hosted on a Windows Server 2003 system so
whatever we do must work with IIS 6 when we deploy.
Thank you.
Bob Jones
bo******@toad.net
bo*@cookbookplus.com
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"mail.yourSMTPDomainNameHere.com"
"smtp.yourSMTPDomainNameHere.com"
or try blank ""
"Bob Jones" <bo******@toad.net> wrote in message
news:0a****************************@phx.gbl... We have developed a commercial ASP.net application
(personal nutrition management and tracking); we want to
send smtp email from within it.
For our development box, we use WinXP Pro, IIS 5.5,
VisualStudio2002, VB as programing language. Our
test/development version of the web app as hosted on
our "localhost" works fine; our "Default SMTP Virtual
Server" is running (per the IIS console).
Our simple test page (EmailTest.aspx)is in a separate
project, has only a single button and we are trying to
use the following code on the EmailTest.aspx.vb:
Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object,
ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
Dim OK As New Mail.MailMessage()
OK.From = "bo******@toad.net"
OK.Subject = "Test"
OK.Body = "Trying To Send Email"
OK.To = "bo*@cookbookplus.com"
Mail.SmtpMail.SmtpServer = "localhost"
Mail.SmtpMail.Send(OK)
End Sub
The line Mail.SmtpMail.Send(OK) always throws an
exception; we always get this error:
The server rejected one or more recipient addresses. The
server response was: 550 5.7.1 Unable to relay for
bo*@cookbookplus.com.com .
It does not matter who the recipient is, either. We are
connected to the internet via DSL. Otherwise, everything
else related to our stuff seems to work perfectly.
Have spent way too many man hours researching help files,
MSDN KnowledgeBase, etc. No luck. I am sure we are
doing soming wrong, but have no idea what.
Our only prior experience with email code has been with
MS Access using VBA. We know this is our mistake, just do
not know how to help ourselves. Also, the web app is our
first try using ASP.net, etc. Generally, the app works
works great!
Can anyone please help; or provide a good example we can
follow?
FYI, our web site is http://www.cookbookplus.com
If curious, you can see the app using
the "CookBookPlusOnTheWeb" link on the home page.
Or use
http://www.cookbookplus.com/CookBook...heWeb/LogInWeb.
aspx for a direct link.
The app is hosted on a Windows Server 2003 system so
whatever we do must work with IIS 6 when we deploy.
Thank you.
Bob Jones
bo******@toad.net
bo*@cookbookplus.com
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check every folder in your \inetpub\mailroot directory.
Is the message getting stuck there?
"Bob Jones" <bo******@toad.net> wrote in message
news:03****************************@phx.gbl... Hi George,
Thanks for the reply; but no luck.
Tried using our IP instead of "localhost"; get this error
instead: The transport failed to connect to the server.
No Exchange Server involvement here possible either as we
do not use it at all.
I still need help.
Bob
-----Original Message-----
what happens if you change
Mail.SmtpMail.SmtpServer = "localhost"
to
Mail.SmtpMail.SmtpServer = "xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx"
being the IP address
Also, I am running an IIS server that uses SMTP to send
email in anevironment where there is an exchange server. We had to
setup something inthe exchange server to allow the IIS email to send SMTP
mail.
I think that might be your issue.
"Bob Jones" <bo******@toad.net> wrote in message
news:0a****************************@phx.gbl... We have developed a commercial ASP.net application
(personal nutrition management and tracking); we want to send smtp email from within it.
For our development box, we use WinXP Pro, IIS 5.5,
VisualStudio2002, VB as programing language. Our
test/development version of the web app as hosted on
our "localhost" works fine; our "Default SMTP Virtual
Server" is running (per the IIS console).
Our simple test page (EmailTest.aspx)is in a separate
project, has only a single button and we are trying to
use the following code on the EmailTest.aspx.vb:
Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
Dim OK As New Mail.MailMessage()
OK.From = "bo******@toad.net"
OK.Subject = "Test"
OK.Body = "Trying To Send Email"
OK.To = "bo*@cookbookplus.com"
Mail.SmtpMail.SmtpServer = "localhost"
Mail.SmtpMail.Send(OK)
End Sub
The line Mail.SmtpMail.Send(OK) always throws an
exception; we always get this error:
The server rejected one or more recipient addresses. The server response was: 550 5.7.1 Unable to relay for
bo*@cookbookplus.com.com .
It does not matter who the recipient is, either. We are connected to the internet via DSL. Otherwise, everything else related to our stuff seems to work perfectly.
Have spent way too many man hours researching help files, MSDN KnowledgeBase, etc. No luck. I am sure we are
doing soming wrong, but have no idea what.
Our only prior experience with email code has been with
MS Access using VBA. We know this is our mistake, just do not know how to help ourselves. Also, the web app is our first try using ASP.net, etc. Generally, the app works
works great!
Can anyone please help; or provide a good example we can follow?
FYI, our web site is http://www.cookbookplus.com
If curious, you can see the app using
the "CookBookPlusOnTheWeb" link on the home page.
Or use
http://www.cookbookplus.com/CookBook...heWeb/LogInWeb. aspx for a direct link.
The app is hosted on a Windows Server 2003 system so
whatever we do must work with IIS 6 when we deploy.
Thank you.
Bob Jones
bo******@toad.net
bo*@cookbookplus.com
4106267564
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From: in**@YourSMTPDomainName.com or .net or .xxx
"Bob Jones" <bo******@toad.net> wrote in message
news:0a****************************@phx.gbl... We have developed a commercial ASP.net application
(personal nutrition management and tracking); we want to
send smtp email from within it.
For our development box, we use WinXP Pro, IIS 5.5,
VisualStudio2002, VB as programing language. Our
test/development version of the web app as hosted on
our "localhost" works fine; our "Default SMTP Virtual
Server" is running (per the IIS console).
Our simple test page (EmailTest.aspx)is in a separate
project, has only a single button and we are trying to
use the following code on the EmailTest.aspx.vb:
Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object,
ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
Dim OK As New Mail.MailMessage()
OK.From = "bo******@toad.net"
OK.Subject = "Test"
OK.Body = "Trying To Send Email"
OK.To = "bo*@cookbookplus.com"
Mail.SmtpMail.SmtpServer = "localhost"
Mail.SmtpMail.Send(OK)
End Sub
The line Mail.SmtpMail.Send(OK) always throws an
exception; we always get this error:
The server rejected one or more recipient addresses. The
server response was: 550 5.7.1 Unable to relay for
bo*@cookbookplus.com.com .
It does not matter who the recipient is, either. We are
connected to the internet via DSL. Otherwise, everything
else related to our stuff seems to work perfectly.
Have spent way too many man hours researching help files,
MSDN KnowledgeBase, etc. No luck. I am sure we are
doing soming wrong, but have no idea what.
Our only prior experience with email code has been with
MS Access using VBA. We know this is our mistake, just do
not know how to help ourselves. Also, the web app is our
first try using ASP.net, etc. Generally, the app works
works great!
Can anyone please help; or provide a good example we can
follow?
FYI, our web site is http://www.cookbookplus.com
If curious, you can see the app using
the "CookBookPlusOnTheWeb" link on the home page.
Or use
http://www.cookbookplus.com/CookBook...heWeb/LogInWeb.
aspx for a direct link.
The app is hosted on a Windows Server 2003 system so
whatever we do must work with IIS 6 when we deploy.
Thank you.
Bob Jones
bo******@toad.net
bo*@cookbookplus.com
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Using "" generates this error: The "SendUsing"
configuration value is invalid.
Using anything other than "localhost" will generate the
failed to connect...error msg
Thanks for trying; still at a loss.
Bob -----Original Message-----
"mail.yourSMTPDomainNameHere.com"
"smtp.yourSMTPDomainNameHere.com"
or try blank ""
"Bob Jones" <bo******@toad.net> wrote in message
news:0a****************************@phx.gbl... We have developed a commercial ASP.net application
(personal nutrition management and tracking); we want
to send smtp email from within it.
For our development box, we use WinXP Pro, IIS 5.5,
VisualStudio2002, VB as programing language. Our
test/development version of the web app as hosted on
our "localhost" works fine; our "Default SMTP Virtual
Server" is running (per the IIS console).
Our simple test page (EmailTest.aspx)is in a separate
project, has only a single button and we are trying to
use the following code on the EmailTest.aspx.vb:
Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As
System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
Dim OK As New Mail.MailMessage()
OK.From = "bo******@toad.net"
OK.Subject = "Test"
OK.Body = "Trying To Send Email"
OK.To = "bo*@cookbookplus.com"
Mail.SmtpMail.SmtpServer = "localhost"
Mail.SmtpMail.Send(OK)
End Sub
The line Mail.SmtpMail.Send(OK) always throws an
exception; we always get this error:
The server rejected one or more recipient addresses.
The server response was: 550 5.7.1 Unable to relay for
bo*@cookbookplus.com.com .
It does not matter who the recipient is, either. We
are connected to the internet via DSL. Otherwise,
everything else related to our stuff seems to work perfectly.
Have spent way too many man hours researching help
files, MSDN KnowledgeBase, etc. No luck. I am sure we are
doing soming wrong, but have no idea what.
Our only prior experience with email code has been with
MS Access using VBA. We know this is our mistake, just
do not know how to help ourselves. Also, the web app is
our first try using ASP.net, etc. Generally, the app works
works great!
Can anyone please help; or provide a good example we
can follow?
FYI, our web site is http://www.cookbookplus.com
If curious, you can see the app using
the "CookBookPlusOnTheWeb" link on the home page.
Or use
http://www.cookbookplus.com/CookBook...heWeb/LogInWeb. aspx for a direct link.
The app is hosted on a Windows Server 2003 system so
whatever we do must work with IIS 6 when we deploy.
Thank you.
Bob Jones
bo******@toad.net
bo*@cookbookplus.com
4106267564
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Hi Michal,
You are a genius!
Got it to work. FINALLY
Life is beautiful again...
Is this information written down anywhere I could have
located it.
Thank you very much.
Bob -----Original Message-----
| The server rejected one or more recipient addresses.
The| server response was: 550 5.7.1 Unable to relay for
| bo*@cookbookplus.com.com .
Your SMTP server is configured not to allow relaying
messages, which isdefault setting on IIS6.
Go to the SMTP virtualserver properties and allow relay
for IP address127.0.0.1 (localhost) and all other IPs you want to be
able to relay (ie.local network, if any).
--
Michal A. Valasek, Altair Communications,
http://www.altaircom.netPlease do not reply to this e-mail, for contact see
http://www.rider.cz
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George,
Got it working
See thread from Michal
Thanks again for your help.
Bob -----Original Message-----
check every folder in your \inetpub\mailroot directory.
Is the message getting stuck there?
"Bob Jones" <bo******@toad.net> wrote in message
news:03****************************@phx.gbl... Hi George,
Thanks for the reply; but no luck.
Tried using our IP instead of "localhost"; get this
error instead: The transport failed to connect to the server.
No Exchange Server involvement here possible either as
we do not use it at all.
I still need help.
Bob
>-----Original Message-----
>what happens if you change
>Mail.SmtpMail.SmtpServer = "localhost"
>to
>Mail.SmtpMail.SmtpServer = "xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx"
>being the IP address
>
>Also, I am running an IIS server that uses SMTP to
send email in an >evironment where there is an exchange server. We had
to setup something in >the exchange server to allow the IIS email to send
SMTP mail. >
>I think that might be your issue.
>
>"Bob Jones" <bo******@toad.net> wrote in message
>news:0a****************************@phx.gbl...
>> We have developed a commercial ASP.net application
>> (personal nutrition management and tracking); we
want to >> send smtp email from within it.
>>
>> For our development box, we use WinXP Pro, IIS 5.5,
>> VisualStudio2002, VB as programing language. Our
>> test/development version of the web app as hosted on
>> our "localhost" works fine; our "Default SMTP
Virtual >> Server" is running (per the IIS console).
>>
>> Our simple test page (EmailTest.aspx)is in a
separate >> project, has only a single button and we are trying
to >> use the following code on the EmailTest.aspx.vb:
>>
>> Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As
System.Object, >> ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
>>
>> Dim OK As New Mail.MailMessage()
>> OK.From = "bo******@toad.net"
>> OK.Subject = "Test"
>> OK.Body = "Trying To Send Email"
>> OK.To = "bo*@cookbookplus.com"
>> Mail.SmtpMail.SmtpServer = "localhost"
>>
>> Mail.SmtpMail.Send(OK)
>>
>> End Sub
>>
>> The line Mail.SmtpMail.Send(OK) always throws an
>> exception; we always get this error:
>>
>> The server rejected one or more recipient addresses.
The >> server response was: 550 5.7.1 Unable to relay for
>> bo*@cookbookplus.com.com .
>>
>> It does not matter who the recipient is, either. We
are >> connected to the internet via DSL. Otherwise,
everything >> else related to our stuff seems to work perfectly.
>>
>> Have spent way too many man hours researching help
files, >> MSDN KnowledgeBase, etc. No luck. I am sure we are
>> doing soming wrong, but have no idea what.
>>
>> Our only prior experience with email code has been
with >> MS Access using VBA. We know this is our mistake,
just do >> not know how to help ourselves. Also, the web app
is our >> first try using ASP.net, etc. Generally, the app
works >> works great!
>>
>> Can anyone please help; or provide a good example we
can >> follow?
>>
>> FYI, our web site is http://www.cookbookplus.com
>>
>> If curious, you can see the app using
>> the "CookBookPlusOnTheWeb" link on the home page.
>>
>> Or use
>>
http://www.cookbookplus.com/CookBook...heWeb/LogInWeb. >> aspx for a direct link.
>>
>> The app is hosted on a Windows Server 2003 system so
>> whatever we do must work with IIS 6 when we deploy.
>>
>> Thank you.
>> Bob Jones
>> bo******@toad.net
>> bo*@cookbookplus.com
>> 4106267564
>>
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Got it working!!
See thread from Michal
Thanks again for assisting.
Bob -----Original Message-----
"mail.yourSMTPDomainNameHere.com"
"smtp.yourSMTPDomainNameHere.com"
or try blank ""
"Bob Jones" <bo******@toad.net> wrote in message
news:0a****************************@phx.gbl... We have developed a commercial ASP.net application
(personal nutrition management and tracking); we want
to send smtp email from within it.
For our development box, we use WinXP Pro, IIS 5.5,
VisualStudio2002, VB as programing language. Our
test/development version of the web app as hosted on
our "localhost" works fine; our "Default SMTP Virtual
Server" is running (per the IIS console).
Our simple test page (EmailTest.aspx)is in a separate
project, has only a single button and we are trying to
use the following code on the EmailTest.aspx.vb:
Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As
System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
Dim OK As New Mail.MailMessage()
OK.From = "bo******@toad.net"
OK.Subject = "Test"
OK.Body = "Trying To Send Email"
OK.To = "bo*@cookbookplus.com"
Mail.SmtpMail.SmtpServer = "localhost"
Mail.SmtpMail.Send(OK)
End Sub
The line Mail.SmtpMail.Send(OK) always throws an
exception; we always get this error:
The server rejected one or more recipient addresses.
The server response was: 550 5.7.1 Unable to relay for
bo*@cookbookplus.com.com .
It does not matter who the recipient is, either. We
are connected to the internet via DSL. Otherwise,
everything else related to our stuff seems to work perfectly.
Have spent way too many man hours researching help
files, MSDN KnowledgeBase, etc. No luck. I am sure we are
doing soming wrong, but have no idea what.
Our only prior experience with email code has been with
MS Access using VBA. We know this is our mistake, just
do not know how to help ourselves. Also, the web app is
our first try using ASP.net, etc. Generally, the app works
works great!
Can anyone please help; or provide a good example we
can follow?
FYI, our web site is http://www.cookbookplus.com
If curious, you can see the app using
the "CookBookPlusOnTheWeb" link on the home page.
Or use
http://www.cookbookplus.com/CookBook...heWeb/LogInWeb. aspx for a direct link.
The app is hosted on a Windows Server 2003 system so
whatever we do must work with IIS 6 when we deploy.
Thank you.
Bob Jones
bo******@toad.net
bo*@cookbookplus.com
4106267564
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