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Do you have 10/10 using Rebol SEND?

I'll add more logging info tomorrow, I'm interested to know too what's 
blocking your emails, need to go to sleep now.

No smtp traffic observed

Could you send me privately a log session from Cheyenne recorded 
with -vvvvv?

very odd... I just send email using rebol and there's no smtp traffic 
recorded!

issue with wireshark filter? Local firewall or antivirus blocking?

ok... let me try 5 vs

where's the log?

if encapped, it should be in %trace.log

and if not ?

on screen IIRC

ok, log says mail sent to my own domain.

so if there were no 4xx error codes from the MTA, your email is probably 
in the spam box?

now it's working with hotmail

very ood .... none of this was working before.

greylisting issue...?

now sending to gmail.

21/9-10:50:49.068-# Warning in [MTA] : SMTP Error: {421-4.7.0 [203.97.98.9] 
Our system has detected an unusual amount of un
solicited^M
} !
21/9-10:50:49.123-[HTTPd] Connection closed

21/9-10:50:52.048-## Error in [uniserve] : On-raw-received call failed 
with error: make object! [
    code: 303
    type: 'script
    id: 'expect-arg
    arg1: 'send-email
    arg2: 'mx
    arg3: [tuple!]
    near: [send-email p/job ip p/dst]
    where: 'on-mx
] !

this is with source version

Now try encapped

a 421 code + a MX retrieving failure

Are you using DNS server from your ISP or OpenDNS?

21/9-10:50:49.068-# Warning in [MTA] : SMTP Error: {421-4.7.0 [203.97.98.9] 
Our system has detected an unusual amount of un
solicited^M
} !
21/9-10:50:49.123-[HTTPd] Connection closed

21/9-10:50:52.048-## Error in [uniserve] : On-raw-received call failed 
with error: make object! [
    code: 303
    type: 'script
    id: 'expect-arg
    arg1: 'send-email
    arg2: 'mx
    arg3: [tuple!]
    near: [send-email p/job ip p/dst]
    where: 'on-mx
] !

oops ...

21/9-10:52:50.451-[MTA] New request: [[noreply-:-cheyenne-server-:-org] 
[[gchiu-:-compkarori-:-co-:-nz]] %mlxbgiff 11294044 #[none]]

21/9-10:52:50.452-## Error in [uniserve] : On-received call failed 
with error: make object! [
    code: 303
    type: 'script
    id: 'expect-arg
    arg1: 'pick
    arg2: 'series

    arg3: [series! pair! event! money! date! time! object! port! tuple! 
    any-function!]
    near: [pick dns-server random length? dns-server]
    where: 'on-init-port
] !

DNS server issues.

oh ... not my fault ....

My async dig:// doesn't yet try again when MX query failed.

maybe it is my fault

hmm...

works in source code vversion where I use opendns.

win-get-dns: has [base local-ip out v][
		local-ip: mold read join dns:// read dns://
		
		either value? 'get-reg [

   base: "System\CurrentControlSet\Services\Tcpip\Parameters\Interfaces"
			foreach adapter list-reg/hklm base [

    if local-ip = get-reg/hklm rejoin [base #"\" adapter] "IPAddress" 
    [
					v: get-reg/hklm rejoin [base #"\" adapter] "NameServer"
					v: parse v ","
					forall v [change v attempt [to-tuple trim v/1]]
					return head v
				]
			]
		][
			; just use opendns
			208.67.222.222
		]
	]

The DNS server you're using are either under heavy load or just not 
very reliable (happens sometime). Anyway, my MTA should at least 
retry 5-10 times before giving up and reporting an error. I'll add 
that feature tomorrow.

can we fall back to opendns if the dns server fails?

try hardcoding opendns ip as last value of 'win-get-dns, you'll see 
if it's more stable than your local DNS servers.

I can maybe add an option for that in the config file.

>> read dns://compkarori.co.nz
== 203.97.98.9
>>

works instantly

that query is traversing a lot of layers...some of them might implement 
some sort of retries if first request doesn't work.

opendns is too slow for me for web browsing .. but it should be okay 
for just email

I'd like to test first a more robust MTA. Going to sleep now. Thanks 
for the time you took for testing.

np

I guess you're going to have to use queues for greylisting servers

Is there a way that I can use a a href to invoke a program on the 
local drive or does the security prevent this?

no matter ... I found a way to do this via content-type  ...


just need to translate this php to rsp http://www.dklevine.com/general/software/tc1000/jarnsample3.php

Re: greylisting, the plan was to use the freshly integrated scheduler 
library : scheduler/add [in 5 mn do [resend <email-id>]]

have you  tried it yet?  Or have you just got up ?  :)

I guess Gmail is selectively graylisting users ...since you havent 
seen it happen to you.

Tried: going to try it today, scheduler is working ok inside Cheyenne, 
just need to add more logging info.

Gmail: as I've retried several times at beginning (but manually), 
I may have passed the greylisting without noticing it.