Maybe your code is faulty.
Or maybe there was an unhandled network error.
Check with etherpeek to see if the mails were sent correctly? If so, maybe they are in the junk/spam folder.
Maybe your code is faulty.
Or maybe there was an unhandled network error.
Check with etherpeek to see if the mails were sent correctly? If so, maybe they are in the junk/spam folder.
Qiieha (29th April 2011)
thank u...
etherpeek is not available for linux. do you know another software?
Added after 23 minutes:
etherape works...
they were send correctly to the server, but there is obviously no response. What's wrong?
Last edited by Qiieha; 7th April 2011 at 08:36.
I found the reason for the problem. The message id of the messages was everytime the same, because the Id-generator didn't work fine. He brought everytime the same ID. After some additions with qsrand and qrand the id-generator works and the mails get sent.
For future information, Linux has tcpdump plus you can strace.
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