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jerbo128
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Posted: 24 March 2006 at 3:36pm |
When users register, their password is not being sent to them. I am using the registered version. I just downloaded the most recent copy of the ASP web files. Everything else works great. I will forward mail from the quarantine correctly. I am using MSAccess DB. I did read other posts and added an email address in the register.asp file in the FROM address. The exact lines are: rs("EMailFrom") = "Spam System Administrator <spam@SERVER.com>" Here's my log: 03/24/06 14:22:11:041 -- (2580) Sending email from spam@SERVER.com to service@SERVERNAME.us Thanks for your help Jeremy |
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Jeremy, Please see the posting at: |
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jerbo128
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Thank you very much- I found that I can have an email address only, not an email address and <NAME>. It is working now. Can you tell me what the functionality of the serverID is? And where do I find mine? As always, Thank you in advance. |
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The serverID is used to identify what SpamFilter service wrote to the quarantine Database. If you look at the Database table "tblServers", you will see a list (if you have more than one server talking to the Database) that equates a "ServerName" with a "ServerID". For each running SpamFilter service that talks to a database, you must have a unique name-id pair. In the SpamFilter.ini you must have a line like: Does that help? |
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