Email Error 10113
number which the command needs to convey back to the 4D database. If a command is successful, a zero will be returned. The source of an error number can usually be determined by the range of values which the error falls within. The following table provides an index to the most likely creator of an error in any given range: Error NumberGenerated by Error < ZeroOperating System Error or WinSock network layer ZeroNo Error Error 1 -> 61BSD network layer Error >= 100004D Internet Commands Error 4D Internet Commands Error Codes If an error occurs during any operation, a numeric value from the following table will be returned: 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 NOOP 10030POP3 session was closed by the server 10031Error with POP3 APOP 10032Unknown or invalid response. 10033SMTP 421 - Service not available, closing transmission channel. 10034SMTP 450 - Requested mail action not taken: mailbox unavaila
Send messagesDelivery to recipients “Unauthenticated email” error message when sending messagesIf you used Gmail to send a message from a non-Gmail email address, and got an automatic bounce message that says something like, “Unauthenticated email from [email domain] is not accepted due to domain's DMARC policy,” try changing your settings to fix the issue. Change your settings in Gmail Open Gmail. Click the gear in the top right. Select Settings. Open the Accounts and Import tab. In the Send mail as section, find the email address you tried to send from and click edit info on the right. Click Next Step. Choose Send through [email domain] SMTP servers, the second option. http://www.4d.com/docs/CMU/CMU88906.HTM Keep the default SMTP Server and Port settings unless they’re blank or you know that they should be changed. For help with these settings, visit the help center of your other email provider. You may need to enter your password for your other email address. Click Save Changes. Not using Gmail to send emails? If you sent the email using a https://support.google.com/mail/answer/6010282?hl=en different email application, try looking for a setting in your email application that controls the server used to send messages (the “outgoing” server). Change this setting so that you’re using the server that matches the email address you want to send from. If that doesn’t work or you need more help, contact the email provider for your email address. Why your message wasn’t delivered To help fight spam and abuse, Gmail uses email authentication to verify if a message was actually sent from the address in its From: header. As part of the DMARC initiative, Google allows email providers and domain owners to define how we handle emails claiming to be from their domain. You’re seeing this message because your "Send mail as" email address comes from a domain that tells Gmail to reject messages that aren’t authenticated properly. Still having an issue? If fixing your server settings using the steps above didn’t solve the problem, visit the Gmail Help Forum. Share this: Vivian is a Gmail expert and the author of this help page. Leave her feedback about this help page. Was this
be able to send html, related pictures etc. So why would it break the Authentication? http://osdir.com/ml/lang.inug-4d.tech/2006-02/msg00204.html My guess is it just doesn't like the headers (email servers http://osdir.com/ml/lang.inug-4d.tech/2005-05/msg00835.html tend to get involved with the headers), so it's not accepting the message. Maybe it's the "multipart/related" MIME type. I'v been sending HTML emails with just a simple "multipart/ alternative" header and it works fine. This is the Content-Type header I'm passing email error to SMTP_AddHeader: multipart/alternative; charset=ISO-8859-1; boundary="This_is_the_boundary_hip_ho" This is the body of my message: --This_is_the_boundary_hip_ho Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Your message goes here. --This_is_the_boundary_hip_ho Content-Type: text/html; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit
error 10112 Thanks Jeff Edwards ********************************************************************** 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: Proper use of OCISTMTPrepare command Op 20-mei-05 om 02:41 heeft Brendan Coveney het volgende geschreven: Can you jump in on this thread.... Brendan, Are you talking to me????? ;-) Donald, I'm not going to take the time to correct your code, but here is what I use and it works for me. Some kind fellow on the NUG provided some sample code concerning BLOBS, but unfortunately I can't remember who. Maybe the Monkey has it in its archives. I adapted it a bit to my own use and created 3 methods: ORInsertBlob, ORSelectBlob and ORUpdateBlob. Eg I have a table create table foo_table (foo_key varchar2(12) primary key, foo_blob BLOB) Then a row containing a blob value is inserted by calling ORInsertBlob ("foo_table";"foo_key";vTheKey;"foo_blob";vTheBlob) This is the code for ORInsertBlob (I will send you the others by private email). I think you'll get the general idea and hope you can get it to work for your needs. ----------- `ORInsertBlob C_TEXT($1;$2;$4;$table;$key_column;$blob_column) C_TEXT($3) C_BLOB($5) C_TEXT($statement) C_LONGINT($status;$cursor) C_POINTER($rlenp;$rcodep) C_LONGINT($bind;$define) C_TEXT(xKey) C_LONGINT(vBlobDescriptor) C_BLOB(vBlob) $table:=$1 $key_column:=$2 xKey:=$3 $blob_column:=$4 vBlob:=$5 If (BLOB size(vBlob)>0) OK:=0 $cursor:=0 OR_indp:=0 ` *** Inserting a record identifier and an empty blob *** `create the insert statement $statement:="INSERT INTO "+$table+"("+$key_column+","+$blob_column+") VALUES(:xKey,EMPTY_BLOB())" $status:=OCIHandleAlloc (envhp;$cursor;OCI_HTYPE_STMT ) If ($status=0) $status:=OCIStmtPrepare ($cursor;errhp;$statement;1) If ($status=0) $status:=OCIBindByPos ($cursor;$bind;errhp;1;->xKey;SQLT_STR ;->OR_indp;$rlenp;$rcodep;OCI_DEFAULT ;BIND_IN ) If ($status=0) $status:=OCIStmtExecute (svchp;$cursor;errhp;1;0;0;0;OCI_DEFAULT ) If ($status=0) `ORCommit OK:=1 End if End if End if End if If (OK=1) OK:=0 ` *** Load the newly created row for update *** vBlobDescriptor:=1 If ($status=0) $statement:="SELECT "+$blob_column+" FROM "+$table+" where "+$key_co