4d Error 10042
entier contient un numéro d'erreur que la commande doit retourner à la base de données 4D. Si une commande aboutit, un zéro est renvoyé. L'origine d'une erreur peut généralement être déterminée à partir de l'intervalle de valeurs dans lequel se situe son numéro. Le tableau suivant vous permet de distinguer les sources d'erreurs en fonction de leur numéro : Numéro d'erreurGénérée par Erreur < 0Système d'exploitation ou couche réseau WinSock 0Pas d'erreur Erreur 1 -> 61Couche réseau BSD Erreur >= 10000Commandes Internet de 4D Codes d'erreurs de 4D Internet Commands Si une erreur se produit durant l'exécution d'une commande Internet de 4D, une des valeurs suivantes sera retournée : 10000user cancelled a dialog or progress. 10001unimplemented Internet command. 10002invalid array type. 10003no more (TCP,SMTP,POP3, etc. ) references available. 10004invalid reference. 10005need a "Host" for use in the "SMTP_Send" command. 10006need a "From" for use in the "SMTP_Send" command. 10007need a recipient for use in the "SMTP_Send" command. 10008already logged in. 10009error trying to make a POP3 connection. 10010error with POP3 USER. 10011error with POP3 PASS. 10012error with POP3 QUIT. 10013error with POP3 STAT. 10014error with POP3 LIST. 10015error with POP3 UIDL. 10016error with POP3 DELE. 10017error with POP3 RSET. 10018invalid message number. 10019invalid character offset. 10020invalid character length. 10021error with POP3 RETR. 10022field was not found in mail Header. 10023no attachments found. 10024error in processing BinHex. 10025BinHex checksum error. 10026Internet commands unavailable. Probably because MacTCP is not installed 10027Connection no longer exists 10028Exceeded 32k limit 10029Error with POP3
Report Content as Inappropriate ♦ ♦ Internet commands - Error 10042 I have run into this problem before but have always been able to fix it ... but this time I can't figure out why it isn't working. When trying to send emails from 4D I get a 10042 error: Mailbox not found. I am sending to a valid email address and to a valid smtp server. Any suggestions? thanks Pat -- ************************************************* http://www.4d.com/docs/CMF/CMF88906.HTM CatBase - The Database Publishing Solution tel: +44 (0) 1462 454522 fax: +44 (0) 1462 454566 w: http://www.catbase.comskype: pat.bensky ************************************************* ********************************************************************** Did you know that 4D 2004 has over 100 new features? http://www.4d.com/2004/features.html4th Dimension Internet Users Group (4D iNUG) FAQ:
address. For example, an incomplete domain name (e.g. "fred@aol") http://osdir.com/ml/lang.inug-4d.tech/2003-07/msg01274.html or an invalid one (e.g. "fred@aol,com" - note comma instead of period.) PB on 29/7/03 9:09 pm, John Bowen at johnb-sukTWXTf2Cns6CJ2xex7AkEOCMrvLtNR@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote: > http://4dtoday.com/reference?c=list&g=errors&s=search&n=10&f=60 Hello all. I'm sending out email, or trying to, from 4D 6.8.4 > (Windows). xxxxxxx. I get the following message, but it 4d error doesn't seem > to make sense. I've used 4D Internet Commands SMTP routines > successfully before, but I'm rereading the documentation to see what > I've missed. In particular, just what does 4D mean by a "mailbox?" > > 10042 SMTP 550 - Requested action not 4d error 10042 taken: mailbox unavailable. > > > Thanks for any and all help. > > John Bowen ************************************************************************* Read my book! Details here: http://www.patbensky.com CatBase: the Database Publishing solution http://www.catbase.com What do your dreams mean? http://www.interpretmydreams.com Do you know where your files are? Discalog does! http://www.catbase.com/discalog ************************************************************************* ********************************************************************** 4th Dimension Internet Users Group (4D iNUG) FAQ: http://www.pdm-inc.com/iNUG/faq.htm Admin: mailto:iNUG-JHPjFzV04ylBDgjK7y7TUQ@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Unsub: mailto:4D_Tech-off-d2/MUvgItPORWtae5u2ADg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ********************************************************************** Thread at a glance: Previous Message by Date: Re: A question on saving Object Methods David Lieb wrote:
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