10 Apr
2017
10 Apr
'17
9:27 p.m.
Sent from my iPhone
On Apr 10, 2017, at 12:04, Johnny Billquist <bqt at
softjar.se> wrote:
At home now, and can answer this a little more in depth.
On 2017-04-10 12:25, tony at blews.co.uk wrote:
That line was truncated. Fixed that one.
However, like I said, Google is refusing mails with a source address that don't pass
various rules they have, which is in violation of RFC 5321. And the silly think is that
the error Google gives refers to RFC 5321 as a reason why they are refusing.
As the source address should be used when reporting any problems back, I cannot really
fake it either, without potentially loosing more information. I'm going to try and
ping people at Google, but I do not have very high hopes of this being resolved. So the
answer might just be that Google is broken, and you should avoid it.
I'll poke some google friends and see if anyone is in the mail team.
Tested a
little on vms. I've changed the code to rewrite from with quotes
so that vms mail can understand it.
Try now.
I get this reply:
From: MIM::
To: TARDIS::SYSTEM
CC:
Subj: Undelivered mail
This is MIM::POSTMASTER. I'm sorry, but I could not deliver your mail.
An error occured while trying to send it, and I cannot recover.
Actual error is Address error.
Additional information: 5.1.2 RFC-5321 address. m203si7390587lfm.109 - gsmtp The original mail is attached below.
(it isn't)
It should have been. Have been all the time I tested. Strange. Are you sure?
Meanwhile, I've got TARDIS receiving its mail
as
blah at tardis.recondite-computers.co.uk fine but I'm banging my head against
a wall with outgoing mail. on all machines. Google won't play nice, neith
will my ISP or my VPS.
But that is another story.
Many ISPs won't let you talk SMTP yourself, but you are expected to use their mailer
as a relay. Might that be what you are seeing?
Johnny
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