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POP3 and SMTP Services, I sent a test email from the pop3 account to my = hotmail account, and then replied to that email, which usually would = arrive in the pop3 email box but thats not happenign at the moment. I = checked the log files and all it is showing is the following: #Software: Microsoft Internet Information Services 6.0 #Version: 1.0 #Date: 2005-11-12 14:33:22 #Fields: time c-ip cs-method cs-uri-stem sc-status=20 14:33:22 81.103.221.49 EHLO - 250 14:33:22 81.103.221.49 MAIL - 250 14:33:22 81.103.221.49 RCPT - 250 14:33:22 81.103.221.49 DATA - 250 14:33:22 81.103.221.49 QUIT - 240 14:33:23 213.131.179.68 - - 0 14:33:23 213.131.179.68 EHLO - 0 14:33:23 213.131.179.68 - - 0 14:33:23 213.131.179.68 MAIL - 0 14:33:23 213.131.179.68 - - 0 14:33:23 213.131.179.68 RCPT - 0 14:33:23 213.131.179.68 - - 0 14:33:23 213.131.179.68 DATA - 0 14:33:23 213.131.179.68 - - 0 14:33:23 213.131.179.68 - - 0 14:33:23 213.131.179.68 QUIT - 0 14:33:23 213.131.179.68 - - 0 14:39:19 81.106.222.148 HELO - 250 14:39:19 81.106.222.148 MAIL - 250 14:39:19 81.106.222.148 RCPT - 250 14:39:19 81.106.222.148 DATA - 250 14:39:19 81.106.222.148 QUIT - 240 14:39:19 213.131.179.68 - - 0 14:39:19 213.131.179.68 EHLO - 0 14:39:19 213.131.179.68 - - 0 14:39:19 213.131.179.68 MAIL - 0 14:39:19 213.131.179.68 - - 0 14:39:19 213.131.179.68 RCPT - 0 14:39:19 213.131.179.68 - - 0 14:39:19 213.131.179.68 DATA - 0 14:39:19 213.131.179.68 - - 0 14:39:19 213.131.179.68 - - 0 14:39:19 213.131.179.68 QUIT - 0 14:39:19 213.131.179.68 - - 0=20 This means little if nothing to me and I'm not sure it demonstrtes where = the problem is, but if it does mean anything to you, I would be grateful = for a little interpretation. Many thanks Wayne [quoted text, click to view] "PeterD" <peter2@hipson.net> wrote in message = delivered to the recipient, I can send out email ok but when I reply or =news:ljubn1h2utdj6kehi1rp8ih15q585ts07t@4ax.com... On Sat, 12 Nov 2005 10:47:40 -0000, "Wayne" <waynesmith(NoSpam)1971@hotmail.com> wrote: >All incoming mail is being directed to the 'Drop' folder and not = send, it's only getting as far as the 'Drop' folder. [quoted text, click to view] > >Does anyone know why this might happen and what I can do to overcome = it? > >Any help or pointers would be greatly appreciated. > >Kind Regards, >Wayne
On Sat, 12 Nov 2005 10:47:40 -0000, "Wayne"
[quoted text, click to view] <waynesmith(NoSpam)1971@hotmail.com> wrote: >All incoming mail is being directed to the 'Drop' folder and not delivered to the recipient, I can send out email ok but when I reply or send, it's only getting as far as the 'Drop' folder. > >Does anyone know why this might happen and what I can do to overcome it? > >Any help or pointers would be greatly appreciated. > >Kind Regards, >Wayne
All incoming mail is being directed to the 'Drop' folder and not =
delivered to the recipient, I can send out email ok but when I reply or = send, it's only getting as far as the 'Drop' folder. Does anyone know why this might happen and what I can do to overcome it? Any help or pointers would be greatly appreciated. Kind Regards,
Wayne,
Did you find a solution to this problem. Emails inbound are dopped in the SMTP drop folder but are never routed to the POP mailbox. We have this problem also. You prompt reply is greatly appreciated. [quoted text, click to view] "Wayne" wrote:
> I didn't have logging switched on but I've just enabled it on both the POP3 and SMTP Services, I sent a test email from the pop3 account to my hotmail account, and then replied to that email, which usually would arrive in the pop3 email box but thats not happenign at the moment. I checked the log files and all it is showing is the following: > > #Software: Microsoft Internet Information Services 6.0 > #Version: 1.0 > #Date: 2005-11-12 14:33:22 > #Fields: time c-ip cs-method cs-uri-stem sc-status > 14:33:22 81.103.221.49 EHLO - 250 > 14:33:22 81.103.221.49 MAIL - 250 > 14:33:22 81.103.221.49 RCPT - 250 > 14:33:22 81.103.221.49 DATA - 250 > 14:33:22 81.103.221.49 QUIT - 240 > 14:33:23 213.131.179.68 - - 0 > 14:33:23 213.131.179.68 EHLO - 0 > 14:33:23 213.131.179.68 - - 0 > 14:33:23 213.131.179.68 MAIL - 0 > 14:33:23 213.131.179.68 - - 0 > 14:33:23 213.131.179.68 RCPT - 0 > 14:33:23 213.131.179.68 - - 0 > 14:33:23 213.131.179.68 DATA - 0 > 14:33:23 213.131.179.68 - - 0 > 14:33:23 213.131.179.68 - - 0 > 14:33:23 213.131.179.68 QUIT - 0 > 14:33:23 213.131.179.68 - - 0 > 14:39:19 81.106.222.148 HELO - 250 > 14:39:19 81.106.222.148 MAIL - 250 > 14:39:19 81.106.222.148 RCPT - 250 > 14:39:19 81.106.222.148 DATA - 250 > 14:39:19 81.106.222.148 QUIT - 240 > 14:39:19 213.131.179.68 - - 0 > 14:39:19 213.131.179.68 EHLO - 0 > 14:39:19 213.131.179.68 - - 0 > 14:39:19 213.131.179.68 MAIL - 0 > 14:39:19 213.131.179.68 - - 0 > 14:39:19 213.131.179.68 RCPT - 0 > 14:39:19 213.131.179.68 - - 0 > 14:39:19 213.131.179.68 DATA - 0 > 14:39:19 213.131.179.68 - - 0 > 14:39:19 213.131.179.68 - - 0 > 14:39:19 213.131.179.68 QUIT - 0 > 14:39:19 213.131.179.68 - - 0 > > This means little if nothing to me and I'm not sure it demonstrtes where the problem is, but if it does mean anything to you, I would be grateful for a little interpretation. > > Many thanks > Wayne > > "PeterD" <peter2@hipson.net> wrote in message news:ljubn1h2utdj6kehi1rp8ih15q585ts07t@4ax.com... > On Sat, 12 Nov 2005 10:47:40 -0000, "Wayne" > <waynesmith(NoSpam)1971@hotmail.com> wrote: > > >All incoming mail is being directed to the 'Drop' folder and not delivered to the recipient, I can send out email ok but when I reply or send, it's only getting as far as the 'Drop' folder. > > > >Does anyone know why this might happen and what I can do to overcome it? > > > >Any help or pointers would be greatly appreciated. > > > >Kind Regards, > >Wayne >
Peter,
Did you find a solution to this problem. Emails inbound are dopped in the SMTP drop folder but are never routed to the POP mailbox. We have this problem also. You prompt reply is greatly appreciated. [quoted text, click to view] "PeterD" wrote:
> On Sat, 12 Nov 2005 10:47:40 -0000, "Wayne" > <waynesmith(NoSpam)1971@hotmail.com> wrote: > > >All incoming mail is being directed to the 'Drop' folder and not delivered to the recipient, I can send out email ok but when I reply or send, it's only getting as far as the 'Drop' folder. > > > >Does anyone know why this might happen and what I can do to overcome it? > > > >Any help or pointers would be greatly appreciated. > > > >Kind Regards, > >Wayne > > Any log entries for the POP3 service? Any event log entries either?
On Fri, 30 Dec 2005 07:56:02 -0800, Gabriel Simmons
[quoted text, click to view] <GabrielSimmons@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: >Peter, >Did you find a solution to this problem. Emails inbound are dopped in the >SMTP drop folder but are never routed to the POP mailbox. We have this >problem also. You prompt reply is greatly appreciated. > >"PeterD" wrote: > >> On Sat, 12 Nov 2005 10:47:40 -0000, "Wayne" >> <waynesmith(NoSpam)1971@hotmail.com> wrote: >> >> >All incoming mail is being directed to the 'Drop' folder and not delivered to the recipient, I can send out email ok but when I reply or send, it's only getting as far as the 'Drop' folder. >> > >> >Does anyone know why this might happen and what I can do to overcome it? >> > >> >Any help or pointers would be greatly appreciated. >> > >> >Kind Regards, >> >Wayne >> >> Any log entries for the POP3 service? Any event log entries either? >> Well, since I'm not looking for a solution, I guess the answer is no. I did ask two questions, though the reply didn't answer my questions (not the poste'sr fault, just the information wasn't there...) I suspect there is a POP3 configuration problem. I did see something like this a few years ago when the IIS POP3 was first released. I recall it had to do with the drop folder location being changed but POP didn't realize the change had taken place (and continued to look in the old location.) But that was long ago, and my memory isn't that
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