> I've this message:
> "501 Cannot STOR. Cannot change Port if not closed"
> This is my log file:
> 002 - 22/07/2008 18:31:46 - 80.125.173.55 - LIST
> 002 - 22/07/2008 18:31:46 - 80.125.173.55 - 150 Opening data
> connection for directory list.
The LIST command has not finished, the data conne
Hi,
I've a problem with several FTP clients on a STOR command in activ mode.
I've this message:
"501 Cannot STOR. Cannot change Port if not closed"
With the same configuration, on others computers, it's ok.
Have you an idea, please ?
This is my log file:
002 - 22/07/2008 18:31:46 - 8
Hi Fredrick,
Sorry, I have somehow skipped over your comment " //generate email to send
here, set all values et.c."
when reading your prior post. I was not aware of the wiki although I
probably should have been as I have looked at other links on the website.
I will give this a go and see what
Sorry, I dericted you to the wrong code. Forget it.
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From: "SoftTech" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "ICS support mailing"
Sent:
Mike,
If you read my posting you will see how to implement the RequestDone event.
It's also explained in the wiki at
http://wiki.overbyte.be/wiki/index.php/TSmtpCli.OnRequestDone
There is a line of code where you re-populate the fields (subject, recips
et.c.) and this is where you would read from
Greetings Fredrick,
Are you using the TSmtpCli or TSyncSmtpCli component?
You look to be processing mass e-mails, but where to you set the from, to,
subject and MailMessage properties?
I appreciate any additional information you can provide.
Thanks,
Mike
- Original Message -
From: "
Hi Francois,
You say that the OnRequestDone event is the correct place to process mass
e-mails using the TSmtpCli component and then direct me towards the v5 ICS
MailRob source. I have looked at this source and there is no OnRequestDone
source, but I do see that this source uses a TSyncSmtpCli
Well something like this exists in my code. Some functions are my own but I
think you get the picture.
procedure TLCInheritSMTPDM.SmtpRequestDone(Sender: TObject;
RqType: TSmtpRequest; ErrorCode: Word);
begin
if (error > 0) then
begin
logMsg('Service Error occured RqType:'+inttostr(inte
> Thanks for your reply. I have looked at the article and am guessing the
> best place to loop thru a database to send out mass e-mail would be in the
> OnRequestDone event. Would that be correct?
Yes, it is.
> Does anyone have any code they
> can share of this event to show how they processed
