I'm way out of my league here but I'm having problems sending e-mails
programmaticall y. I have a web app that will allow users to have e-mail sent
to them (forgotten password/resetting password, ...) When I send it to the
same domain as our company, it works fine. When it's outside the company, I
get an error message saying '550 not local host <domain name>, not a
gateway.
So for instance - if I am trying to send an e-mail from our domain
(@test.com) and want to send to the domain (@stupiduser.co m), I get the
message '550 not local host stupiduser.com, not a gateway. If I send from
(@test) and go to (@test) it works fine.
My e-mail server is a POP3 server - or at least that's what our provider has
given me - it's POP3.<ISP Company Name>.COM
The code to send the e-mail is:
SmtpMail.SmtpSe rver = pvsSmptServer;
SmtpMail.Send(p vsSendFrom, pvsSendTo, pvsSubject, pvsMailMessage );
where all of the pvs vars are passed in and look fine.
Any thoughts or suggestions?
TIA - Jeff.
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Jeff,
Looks like your local SMTP host (the one the ISP gave you?) isn't set
to relay mail. This is likely not your fault. Try asking someone who
administers that server.
Stephan
UJ wrote:
I'm way out of my league here but I'm having problems sending e-mails
programmaticall y. I have a web app that will allow users to have e-mail sent
to them (forgotten password/resetting password, ...) When I send it to the
same domain as our company, it works fine. When it's outside the company, I
get an error message saying '550 not local host <domain name>, not a
gateway.
So for instance - if I am trying to send an e-mail from our domain
(@test.com) and want to send to the domain (@stupiduser.co m), I get the
message '550 not local host stupiduser.com, not a gateway. If I send from
(@test) and go to (@test) it works fine.
My e-mail server is a POP3 server - or at least that's what our provider has
given me - it's POP3.<ISP Company Name>.COM
The code to send the e-mail is:
SmtpMail.SmtpSe rver = pvsSmptServer;
SmtpMail.Send(p vsSendFrom, pvsSendTo, pvsSubject, pvsMailMessage );
where all of the pvs vars are passed in and look fine.
Any thoughts or suggestions?
TIA - Jeff.
Check my
2/8/2006 entry
Smarter Email/Smtp setup with DotNet Configuration Sections (1.1 and 2.0) http://sholliday.spaces.live.com/blog/
Push comes to shove, you can get your own gmail account and piggyback on
their smtp server.
"UJ" <fr**@nowhere.c omwrote in message
news:Oc******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP04.phx.gbl...
I'm way out of my league here but I'm having problems sending e-mails
programmaticall y. I have a web app that will allow users to have e-mail
sent
to them (forgotten password/resetting password, ...) When I send it to the
same domain as our company, it works fine. When it's outside the company,
I
get an error message saying '550 not local host <domain name>, not a
gateway.
So for instance - if I am trying to send an e-mail from our domain
(@test.com) and want to send to the domain (@stupiduser.co m), I get the
message '550 not local host stupiduser.com, not a gateway. If I send from
(@test) and go to (@test) it works fine.
My e-mail server is a POP3 server - or at least that's what our provider
has
given me - it's POP3.<ISP Company Name>.COM
The code to send the e-mail is:
SmtpMail.SmtpSe rver = pvsSmptServer;
SmtpMail.Send(p vsSendFrom, pvsSendTo, pvsSubject, pvsMailMessage );
where all of the pvs vars are passed in and look fine.
Any thoughts or suggestions?
TIA - Jeff.
Turns out this is exactly what was happening. I talked to the sys admin and
they are going to change it for me.
Thanks for the info.
"ssamuel" <ss*****@gmail. comwrote in message
news:11******** **************@ i3g2000cwc.goog legroups.com...
Jeff,
Looks like your local SMTP host (the one the ISP gave you?) isn't set
to relay mail. This is likely not your fault. Try asking someone who
administers that server.
Stephan
UJ wrote:
>I'm way out of my league here but I'm having problems sending e-mails
programmatical ly. I have a web app that will allow users to have e-mail
sent
to them (forgotten password/resetting password, ...) When I send it to
the
same domain as our company, it works fine. When it's outside the company,
I
get an error message saying '550 not local host <domain name>, not a
gateway.
So for instance - if I am trying to send an e-mail from our domain
(@test.com) and want to send to the domain (@stupiduser.co m), I get the
message '550 not local host stupiduser.com, not a gateway. If I send from
(@test) and go to (@test) it works fine.
My e-mail server is a POP3 server - or at least that's what our provider
has
given me - it's POP3.<ISP Company Name>.COM
The code to send the e-mail is:
SmtpMail.SmtpSe rver = pvsSmptServer;
SmtpMail.Send(p vsSendFrom, pvsSendTo, pvsSubject, pvsMailMessage );
where all of the pvs vars are passed in and look fine.
Any thoughts or suggestions?
TIA - Jeff.
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