[quoted text, click to view] On 7 , 13:19, entrodus <Babisi...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Hi all
>
> First of all i would like to say that i am a newbie in SSNS,
> For some reason i am stuck with a pre-build SSNS application that
> doesn't seem to work.
>
> After hours (days) of struggle i have managed to make it produce
> notifications
> (i can see data in both NSMyNotificationClassNotificationBatches1 and
> NSMyNotificationClassClassNotifications)
>
> Furthermore, i have tied the notifications to an SMTP channel which i
> have defined as:
>
> <DeliveryChannel>
> <DeliveryChannelName>SMTPChannel</DeliveryChannelName>
> <ProtocolName>SMTP</ProtocolName>
> <Arguments>
> <Argument>
> <Name>smtpserver</Name>
> <Value>10.1.212.212</Value>
> </Argument>
> <Argument>
> <Name>bodyencoding</Name>
> <Value>utf-8</Value>
> </Argument>
> </Arguments>
> </DeliveryChannel>
>
> This is the Distributor Data i have declared in the ADF file:
>
> <Distributor>
> <SystemName>ComputerName</SystemName>
> <ThreadPoolSize>3</ThreadPoolSize>
> <QuantumDuration>PT1M</QuantumDuration>
> </Distributor>
> </Distributors>
>
> Everything was supposed to be working 6 months ago that this project
> was finished.
> So the Question is... why i am not getting any emails ?
>
> The SMTP Server seems to be working fine (i used it to send some test
> emails through outlook)
> The NS$Notification Service is running under administrator privileges.
>
> Any thought on would should i check?
> Is there a hidden layer of something between the transaction tables
> and the distributor?
I found the answer...
It is not a distributor issue after all.
I checked the logs of the SMTP Server and found the following errors:
"Message delivery to the remote domain 'xxxxxx failed for the
following reason: The remote server did not respond to a connection
attempt."