cfmail trouble

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Perch
Hi,
This code has always worked and now stopped. Our client uses it for sending a suggestion for visit to a friend.

<cfmail FROM="xxxxxx@hosteddomain.com" to="#form.destination#" subject="blablablablabla" port="25" server="mail.xxxxxx.com" timeout="20"
type="html" charset="iso-8859-1">


Anything we should know?
Any changes server side?
 
replied already, but this line:
server="mail.xxxxxx.com"
needs to be: server="email@address.com:emailpassword@mail.xxxxxx.com"

This enables SMTP Auth on CFmail
 
For everyone, apparently now we are supposed to use

server="xxxxxx@hosteddomain.com:XXXXX@mail.xxxx.com"


where the capital XXXXX is the password for the mail account.
 
well, for us it just simply stopped working. X(

No matter what we try. I have run out of creativity.

This is what we have there at the moment:

<cfmail FROM="yyyyyy@yyyyyy.com" to="#form.destination#" subject="zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz" port="25"
server="yyyyy@yyyyy.com:XXXXX@mail.yyyyy.com" timeout="20"
type="html" charset="iso-8859-1">


Please, can anybody point whats wrong?
Thanks
 
Stephen said:
replied already, but this line:
server="mail.xxxxxx.com"
needs to be: server="email@address.com:emailpassword@mail.xxxxxx.com"

This enables SMTP Auth on CFmail
Click to expand...

or you can just change to

server="localhost"

and not worrry about authentication :)
 
Aslo, instead of putting everything in the "server" attribute, the cfmail tag also has "username" and "password" attributes.

So, an example:

<cfmail to="anyone@home.spl" from="IwishIwas@thebar.spl" server="mail.XXXXXX.com" username="XXXXXXX" password="XXXXXXXX">

Unless Jodohost has some setting in CF Admin set to disable the "username" and "password" attributes.

Also, if you set the "username" and "password" attributes, and also put the username:password in the "server" attribute, what is in the "server" overrides the others.
 
very annoying :O

Doesnt matter which format I use, it works right when sending the message to outside Networks...but if I try to send to a mail box here... either does not come...or it takes several hours (around 6 or 7 hours delay).

Now, what can I say...?
Please, could anybody try to make that same test?

Do you receive inside the network here ok?

Thanks guys
 
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