Route problem

All my mail is routing correctly except for routing mails to GMAIL.COM host gmail-smtp-in.l.google.COMLog message:

Router: No messages transferred to GMAIL.COM (host gmail-smtp-in.l.google.COM) via SMTP

Subject: route problem

at the server console issue

tell router show queue

this will show list of pending email with failures .

I do not monitor the forum regularly so if you need more help post here and let me know by email.

Michelangelo Gambacorta

Amiura

email: mgambacorta @ amiura.com

Subject: route problem

set SMTPCLIENTDEBUG=3 on the notes.ini configuration file by entering this at server console:

set conf SMTPCLIENTDEBUG=3

this will allow you to see where in the dialog with googles server you are having trouble (unfortunately that BUSY does not help).

After you have the dialog debug post it here if you want me and others to try to help.

Best regards,

Michelangelo Gambacorta

Amiura

Subject: RE: route problem

I have put command for greater SMTP logging, error I got now is 11 Retry( 7) SMTP GMAIL.COM (Push)

Last error: SMTP Client session not connected

Next retry: 16.10.2007 10:39:47

18 Retry( 3) SMTP GMAIL.COM (Push)

Last error: SMTP Client session not connected

Next retry: 16.10.2007 11:18:50

thx

Subject: RE: route problem

Please look in the Domino log (log.nsf) view Miscellaneous Events, for lines like:15/10/2007 15.37.41 [051C:0005-0118] SMTPClient: Attempting to Connect: Host mx.GMAIL.COM, Port 25, SSL Port 0, Connecting Domain mail.acme.com

15/10/2007 15.37.42 [051C:0005-0118] SMTPClient: Connection successful

What you reported is output from “te router sh queue” and this is not affected by SMTPCLIENTDEBUG=3.

Michelangelo Gambacorta

Amiura

Subject: RE: route problem

I suppose this is …16.10.2007 11:36:27 [141C:001A-174C] SMTPClient: Attempting to Connect: Host gmail-smtp-in.l.google.COM, Port 25, SSL Port 0, Connecting Domain srvXXXXXX

16.10.2007 11:36:27 [141C:001A-174C] SMTPClient: Connection successful

16.10.2007 11:36:27 [141C:001A-174C] SMTPClient: ReceiveResponse: 220 mx.google.com ESMTP w5si10276460mue

16.10.2007 11:36:27 [141C:001A-174C] SMTPClient: CommandEHLO: EHLO srvXXXXX

16.10.2007 11:36:27 [141C:001A-174C] SMTPClient: ReceiveResponse: 250-mx.google.com at your service, [195.29.214.252]

16.10.2007 11:36:27 [141C:001A-174C] SMTPClient: ReceiveResponse: 250-SIZE 28311552

16.10.2007 11:36:27 [141C:001A-174C] SMTPClient: ReceiveResponse: 250-8BITMIME

16.10.2007 11:36:27 [141C:001A-174C] SMTPClient: ReceiveResponse: 250 ENHANCEDSTATUSCODES

16.10.2007 11:36:27 [141C:001A-174C] SMTPClient: Attempting to SubmitMessage:

16.10.2007 11:36:27 [141C:001A-174C] SMTPClient: CommandMAIL: MAIL FROM:XXXX@XXXr SIZE=346130

16.10.2007 11:36:27 [141C:001A-174C] SMTPClient: ReceiveResponse: 250 2.1.0 OK

16.10.2007 11:36:27 [141C:001A-174C] SMTPClient: CommandRCPT: RCPT TO:XXXXX@XXXXX

16.10.2007 11:36:28 [141C:001A-174C] SMTPClient: ReceiveResponse: 250 2.1.5 OK

16.10.2007 11:36:28 [141C:001A-174C] SMTPClient: CommandDATA: DATA

16.10.2007 11:36:29 [141C:001A-174C] SMTPClient: ReceiveResponse: 354 Go ahead

16.10.2007 11:36:36 [141C:000D-0BFC] SMTPClient: Data Send Failed 1928274 bytes, Status: 2562

16.10.2007 11:36:36 [141C:000D-0BFC] SMTPClient: Connection broken after an error sending DATA command

16.10.2007 11:36:36 [141C:000D-0BFC] SMTPClient: Attempting to SubmitMessage:

16.10.2007 11:36:36 [141C:000D-0BFC] SMTPClient: Attempting to Disconnect:

Connection is established but server try to send data connection is broken?

Subject: RE: route problem

Franjo,

the lines that refer to the connection to Google have [141C:001A-174C] as prefix.

The error “Status: 2562” refers to another thread.

Anyway, the problem might be the same for both and it could be related to antivirus sw installed in the box:

http://www.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?rs=899&context=SWA40&context=SWA50&context=SWA60&context=SWCZ0&context=SWD10&context=SS4R7J&context=SSES8G&context=SSKTYF&context=SSMT72&context=SSPQ7E&context=SSMSB2&context=SS6JVW&context=SS5LUA&context=SSCM2P&context=SS3LP9&context=SSFLMV&context=SSESJN&context=SSKTPA&context=SSVHEW&context=SSVHFY&context=SSVLBW&dc=DB510&dc=DB520&dc=D800&dc=D900&dc=DA900&dc=DA800&dc=DB530&dc=DA600&dc=D600&dc=D700&dc=DA500&dc=D200&dc=DA410&dc=DA450&dc=DA430&dc=DA440&dc=DB540&dc=DB400&dc=DA420&dc=DA460&dc=DB300&dc=DA470&dc=DA480&dc=DB100&dc=DA4A10&dc=DA4A20&dc=DA700&dc=DA4A30&dc=DB550&dc=D100&q1=Status%3A+2562&uid=swg21236574&loc=en_US&cs=UTF-8&lang=all

What antivirus/antispam sw do you have installed?

If you can afford it, disable them all to confirm this.

If not, see if you can afford disabling os level antivirus sw. Sometimes these create problems.

Michelangelo Gambacorta

Amiura