SAPConnect SMTP Problem

Hi Experts,
We are using Lotus Domino Server. Can I send mails from SAP using the SMTP or I have to use HTTO method to connect to the server?
Please share your experiences
Thanks

you can use SMTP to send mails. check this weblog for configuration and code for emailing.
/people/thomas.jung3/blog/2004/09/08/sending-e-mail-from-abap--version-610-and-higher--bcs-interface
Regards
Raja

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Recently my Apple Mail 6.2 has become messed up. It tells me that all my accounts (a gmail, me.com & cloud) are all offline and can not be brought back on line. The Mail on my iPhone and iPad works fine with the exact same settings and exact same accouts that I have had for many months. Something has changed in Mac OS 8 Mountain Lion in release 6.2, IS THIS FIXED?

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Kerry
Message was edited by: homeBased

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thanks,
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thnx for replying but the problem is that it does not show the emailadress that i chose to send from. When i click on the full name in "Sent Mail" it shows my primary email.
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Here's what I'm running:
# ./imsimta version
iPlanet Messaging Server 5.1 Patch 1 (built Jun 6 2002)
libimta.so 5.1 Patch 1 (built 06:07:28, Jun 6 2002)
HP-UX wwcc B.11.00 A 9000/879 674411361 two-user license
Thank you in advance for any support you can offer.

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tcp_smtp_server.log-0ITC00502OVRSN:[19/Jan/2006:09:35:
53 -0800] wwcc [7516]: General Error:
func=_configdrv_pset_fetch;error=could not access
server's configura
tion in ldap: func=psetRealCreate; error=System
(OS/LDAP) related error
According to the Sun forum, this is the error message
reported when the IMS cannot connect to its CONFIG
ldap server to gather configuration information - but
I'm not sure if that error is at the root of my
problem.No, the real problem is that you are running a VERY OLD and End Of Support Life product. iMS 5.1 is long dead.
One of the problems it has is that the whole dirsync process is bad, and needs to be abandoned. There are indeed many bugs in it, and those bugs will never be addressed.
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I can resolve issue by stopping mail services and
running an ./imsimta recover-crash or dirsync -F ,
but those are short term fixes because the problem is
back the next day.
So my questions are....
- How can I restart the smtp server using the ims
command line? and will that fix anything?
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configutil I believe?If your server will not start a tcp_smtp_server process, because it cannot connect to the config ldap server, no command-line will help you.
If you server is locked up because your dirsync (imtasync) process is hung, you need to address that.
Here's a short-term fix:
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Is the ACE in routed/bridged mode ?
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Right I have been using Mail version 1.3.11 (v622/623)
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I haven't bothered with apples help yet as the last 2 questions I had took over 3 weeks to answer. So any help would be fantastic!
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Thanks for any assistance...

OK. Finally solved the problem. It is not related to network. I have been having this problem with a number of people on different ISP's.
Here's the scoop. Several ISP's have stopped allowing anonymous relaying on their smtp servers in an effort to improve security. And without warning, a couple of them changed the authentication methods. Initally I dismissed the problem as an authentication problem because the apple mail program feedback says TIMEOUT, not rejected password or ID, which led me to beleive this was a network/port problem.
Some require just a user id, some require id with a password. So, like an idiot I just assumed that since I haven't changed any settings for authentication the answer was not there. But I was wrong. If you authenticate to the smtp server using your mail id and password (should be the same for incoming mail) you should be now able to send. Once I fixed this on all the computers, mail started going through without rejection.
Sometimes it takes a few tries for the mail to actually get accepted, but once you hear that lovely jet sound, you know you've got it.
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For the past few days I have been unable to send email from my btinternet (BT yahoo mail) account.
I use Thunderbird 31.5.0 on a desktop PC running Windows 7. I have BTNetProtect Plus antivirus running.
I have several sub accounts associated with my btinternet account. I’ll refer to them as [email protected] and one of the sub accounts as [email protected] to explain the problem and what I have done.
The problem only affects sending of email, I can receive email on my primary and sub accounts ok.
I have read and followed the advice on the bt.com website regarding compromised accounts. I have ensured that I have the latest version of netprotect and I have run a complete virus scan of my PC. It reported finding and fixing two viruses but I am unable to establish what these were or the affected files. These are the first viruses found on my PC in at least five years.
I have reviewed the Thunderbird configuration and found that the SMTP port in use was ‘wrong’. I have changed the config to what I think is now the correct config according to the bt.com website advice. That is:
User name [email protected]
Port: 25
Authentication method: Password, transmitted insecurely
Connection security: none
There are no unknown sub accounts.
There have been no changes to reply and forwarding addresses.
I do not think any email contacts have been changed or deleted.
When I try to send an email from either my primary or sub accounts I get the following messages
Status: Connected to mail.btinternet.com
But eventually “Login to server mail.btinternet.com failed”.
However, if I change the SMTP settings to User Name [email protected] I am able to send emails from any of my accounts (including my.primaryaccount).
Also, if I use webmail, I can send email from [email protected]
Where do I go from here?

haltokeit wrote:
For the past few days I have been unable to send email from my btinternet (BT yahoo mail) account.
I use Thunderbird 31.5.0 on a desktop PC running Windows 7. I have BTNetProtect Plus antivirus running.
I have several sub accounts associated with my btinternet account. I’ll refer to them as [email protected] and one of the sub accounts as [email protected] to explain the problem and what I have done.
The problem only affects sending of email, I can receive email on my primary and sub accounts ok.
I have read and followed the advice on the bt.com website regarding compromised accounts. I have ensured that I have the latest version of netprotect and I have run a complete virus scan of my PC. It reported finding and fixing two viruses but I am unable to establish what these were or the affected files. These are the first viruses found on my PC in at least five years.
I have reviewed the Thunderbird configuration and found that the SMTP port in use was ‘wrong’. I have changed the config to what I think is now the correct config according to the bt.com website advice. That is:
User name [email protected]
Port: 25 465
Authentication method: Password, transmitted insecurely
Connection security: SSL/TLS
There are no unknown sub accounts.
There have been no changes to reply and forwarding addresses.
I do not think any email contacts have been changed or deleted.
When I try to send an email from either my primary or sub accounts I get the following messages
Status: Connected to mail.btinternet.com
But eventually “Login to server mail.btinternet.com failed”.
However, if I change the SMTP settings to User Name [email protected] I am able to send emails from any of my accounts (including my.primaryaccount).
Also, if I use webmail, I can send email from [email protected].
Where do I go from here?
The correct settings are shown in red above. You can use whichever SMTP account you like to send with, the mail will still appear to come from the sending account.

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Has anybody else had a similar problem, or found a Mac Mail solution.
Many thanks
Mark

Mark,
I have had the same problem and after contacting Apple they suggested the following which worked for me so maybe it will solve your problem as well.
Open system preferences
Select network
Highlight your connection (wifi, Ethernet or whatever)
Select advance from bottom right corner
Select the DNS tab
Click on the + symbol
Enter 8.8.8.8
Apply or save.
This worked for me instantly. The DNS 8.8.8.8 is Googles and aparantly they have a very good network system. I am unsure if this is an iPage problem or an Apple problem but in the end Apple came up with a solution on the first time of asking. If iPage's support was any good they would have contacted apple themselves as quite a few iPage customers have the same problem if their face book page is anything to go by.
I hope it helps you
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I've seen similar issues here but haven't seen a solution yet. Whenever I send an email there is a 30 second delay. This is true for all computers on my network, windows or linux and for two different SMTP servers at different locations. Also Thunderbird and Outlook show the same problem, the router seems to be the common element.
I used Wireshark to capture the transaction and found a consistent problem. The TCP/IP connection gets created very quickly (SYN/SYN-ACK/ACK) and then there is a 30 second delay before receiving the first SMTP 220 packet.
My theory is that the first packet returned from the SMTP server is getting blocked by the router, causing it to time out and retry. To test this idea I put one of my systems in the DMZ and the message got sent right away.
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I am only seeing this problem with SMTP packets, and then it's only the first one that comes back from the server. HTTP, SSH, everything is fine.
BTW, firewall on the router is disabled as well as on the clients. The router is at firmware revision 4.30.5 which is the most recent that I found on the Linksys site.
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Thanks in advance,
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Well, 30 seconds sounds like something tries to connect to a "stealth" port and retries until it times out. This usually happens, when you have a SMTP, POP or IMAP server running on Unix which still uses the identd service on port 113. With ident the server asks the client about the username which is trying to connect. This service is pretty useless in the internet because it is totally unsecure and thus no server can rely on this anymore, but some libraries still have it built-in.
The problem arises when the client computer or the gateway in front of the client is "stealth"ing ports. If a port is closed (because no service is running on port 113) the computer would immediately reply to that no connection can be established. However, people think it is better when the port is "stealth" meaning: the computer does not answer at all, thinking the computer would be invisible (which it is not because a computer that is not answering is obviously there...)
The standard IP procedure for the server is to wait for the answer until it times out. Then retry 2 or 3 times. Quickly you have 30 seconds until the server gives up on the identd and continues.
However, you say you have the firewall disabled on your router. That would mean that the ident port should be properly reported closed and is not stealth. You could test with a port scan in the internet whether your internet ports are really reported closed or "stealth"ed. It should be closed if the firewall is off. (By the way, firewall off means access to the web-based management from the internet is possible...)
Many routers have the option to filter ident in the security settings. Usually you would turn off that option if you experience this problem. It should be off with the firewall turned off. However, all the symptoms you describe would fit.
If you put a host into DMZ which is not running a firewall and thus does not keep port 113 stealth it obviously helps any client that connects: the ident request is always sent to the DMZ and the DMZ reports the port closed and immediately the connection continues.
I used to forward port 113 on a different router to my network printer because it has a static IP address and it does not have a firewall thus reports 113 closed.
You could try to remove the DMZ and only forward port 113 to that computer.
You could also install a packet sniffer on the DMZ to see what packets arrive when you try to connect with a client to the SMTP server. Then you should see that a ident SYN on port 113 arrives (or something else if it is not ident...)

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