Exception when sending mail
in [ASP]
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From: Seguros Catatumbo on 18 Mar 2008 09:01 Hello, my webhost is somehow sending a (nonstandard?) message, when a mailbox is full the message doesn't even get sent and i get a small window in any MUA telling me that the mailbox is full, instead of letting the mail go through and then send back a message with the error. This behaviour is causing classic asp's mail send object to fail without any details of the error. Is there a way for me to avoid this error and continue processing the asp page? I only know of the "on error resume next" method, but if i do that, it will not catch the other possible errors and redirect to my error 500 page.
From: Anthony Jones on 18 Mar 2008 12:44 "Seguros Catatumbo" <seguroscatatumbo(a)gmail.com> wrote in message news:829b869d-a33d-45b6-bebb-de6d6b88bb13(a)x30g2000hsd.googlegroups.com... > Hello, my webhost is somehow sending a (nonstandard?) message, when a > mailbox is full the message doesn't even get sent and i get a small > window in any MUA telling me that the mailbox is full, instead of > letting the mail go through and then send back a message with the > error. > > This behaviour is causing classic asp's mail send object to fail > without any details of the error. > > Is there a way for me to avoid this error and continue processing the > asp page? I only know of the "on error resume next" method, but if i > do that, it will not catch the other possible errors and redirect to > my error 500 page. I'm a little confused by the above description. If the send fails without any details does that mean there isn't even an error number? If there is no error thrown on error resume next wouldn't make any difference anyway. Can you provide more detail and perhaps a little code? -- Anthony Jones - MVP ASP/ASP.NET
From: Seguros Catatumbo on 18 Mar 2008 13:55 > > I'm a little confused by the above description. If the send fails without > any details does that mean there isn't even an error number? If there is no > error thrown on error resume next wouldn't make any difference anyway. The http erros is 500, but there doesn't seem to be an asp error number. This is some of the code i have on my errorpage.asp (that is used when error 500 happens) set objError = Server.getLastError() number = objError.AspCode tipo = objError.Category descripcion = objError.Description linea = ObjError.Line iis = ObjError.ASPDescription All of those but the line number are blank/empty when this error occurs. The line number reveals that the problem happens on the send() method to send email: Set myMail=CreateObject("CDO.Message") if IsObject(myMail) then [...] myMail.Send set myMail=nothing end if That only happens when the TO address has a full mailbox. I noticed that if i send mail to that mailbox from thunderbird, the message does not get sent because a modal window appears with the message that the mailbox has exceeded the limit. So i thought that since the message isn't being sent, the send() method does not know what to do.
From: Anthony Jones on 19 Mar 2008 03:22 "Seguros Catatumbo" <seguroscatatumbo(a)gmail.com> wrote in message news:f3699c4a-819a-4e33-97cb-202727ab3b9c(a)u69g2000hse.googlegroups.com... >>>> > > I'm a little confused by the above description. If the send fails without > any details does that mean there isn't even an error number? If there is no > error thrown on error resume next wouldn't make any difference anyway. The http erros is 500, but there doesn't seem to be an asp error number. This is some of the code i have on my errorpage.asp (that is used when error 500 happens) set objError = Server.getLastError() number = objError.AspCode tipo = objError.Category descripcion = objError.Description linea = ObjError.Line iis = ObjError.ASPDescription <<<<< Where is the above code? In a custom error page? It would only make sense in a 500;100 custom error page which indicates a script error. I find it rare for the AspCode to be helpful. Try using .Number. If the error is raised by the script then Number should be non-zero. What is it? >>>> All of those but the line number are blank/empty when this error occurs. The line number reveals that the problem happens on the send() method to send email: Set myMail=CreateObject("CDO.Message") if IsObject(myMail) then [...] myMail.Send set myMail=nothing end if That only happens when the TO address has a full mailbox. I noticed that if i send mail to that mailbox from thunderbird, the message does not get sent because a modal window appears with the message that the mailbox has exceeded the limit. So i thought that since the message isn't being sent, the send() method does not know what to do. <<<< Send is most likely throwing a standard error. Its a little weird that there doesn't appear to be any description to it. -- Anthony Jones - MVP ASP/ASP.NET
From: Seguros Catatumbo on 24 Mar 2008 15:45 > Where is the above code? In a custom error page? It would only make sense > in a 500;100 custom error page which indicates a script error. It's configured on IIS as http error 500, not 500,100 or any other. Just 500. > I find it rare for the AspCode to be helpful. Try using .Number. If the > error is raised by the script then Number should be non-zero. What is it? I am now also saving .number in the error page. I will be watching for where this happens again. > Send is most likely throwing a standard error. Its a little weird that > there doesn't appear to be any description to it. Sometimes i get errors that are completely blank, except for "line: 0" Código de Error: objError.aspcode Tipo: objError.Category Página: objError.File Descripción:objError.Description Código: Server.HTMLEncode(objError.Source) Line: 0 Número de Error: ObjError.ASPDescription I have no idea on what causes those. There are no session variables set, or anything else, not even a referer
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