Hi Mark,
I've done / fixed the modes and removed 5.5 reference properly but it has made no difference.
Although the headers show a From: email address, there is no Sender Address when the mail arrives at the antispam server and so they are blocked.
Where do you set the sender address for the...
Hi Mark,
Thanks for the reply.
It was removed some time ago and I'm not sure those were the instructions followed or not.
The server appears to still be in mixed mode though.
Aside from that the NDR's that I'm catching copies of have the postmaster@domainb.com in the header but when they...
Not quite sure what's happened here but here's some background info:
Exchange 2003 was installed alongside 5.5 - different servers
After some time 5.5 was removed according to MS instructions
Company changes email domain from domaina.com to domainb.com
After some time access to domaina.com was...
Any help on this one
Installed Exchange 2003 on a tempary box to replace a 2000 server moved mailboxes and all went fine
Then built anouther Exchange 2003 server on a permanet box did the same move all goes well until I look in the Queues and I get for the interserver comunication
The remote...
Yep, that fixed it.
I'd have noticed that if I'd tried to look through it for long enough, honest guvnor ;o)
Also, I've stripped out all the html from print statements and inserted db code in the relevant places. Works fine and it's quick too!
Cheers for the starting point jimoblak
The date values to pass from PHP code to the date field in your table should be:
date('Y-m-d-H-i-s')
This is the format that mysql holds the date in. So pass this value to a variable and include it in your INSERT or UPDATE queries:
$today = date('Y-m-d-H-i-s');
Then the query is of...
CDONTS support is installed when you add the SMTP server within IIS to your IIS installation. If you did not do this at the start then go to Add or Remove Programs in the Control Panel. Click on the Add/Remove Windows Components on the left and then select IIS. Click the details button and add...
It appears that the error is referring to a particular file dbnmpntw.dll that according to Microsoft, is Pipes Net DLL for SQL Clients.
http://www.microsoft.com/Data/MDAC25info/MDAC25rtmmanifest.htm
I did a search on Google groups for your error, [DBNMPNTW]Access denied, and there are loads of...
Not sure to your first question as to the differences but what you need to scour the MS web site for is the Microsoft Access Runtime.
The answer to the second question is yes, it is then completely separated from the Office suite and your installation will work with or without those products on...
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