4D Internet Tools -11004 Error

[bob.miller]

I've been having a lot of emails (maybe 2-3%) rejected lately because of a
-11004 error.

Per the docs, this error means "Name supplied was valid but no information
of the requested type is in the database" - but this isn't very helpful to
me.

Anyone know what "Name supplied" refers to and "information of the
requested type" is, or what "in the database" refers to, in this
definintion?

Again, most emails are going through, but suddenly 2-3% are being rejected.
Almost all the emails are going to the same place, so I think it must be an
SMTP server availability problem but I can't really tell from this message.

Thanks,

- Bob Miller
Parker Hannifin Corp.



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[Matthias Schmidt-6]

Am/On Tue, 13 May 2008 10:44:16 -0400 schrieb/wrote bob.miller@...:

>I've been having a lot of emails (maybe 2-3%) rejected lately because of a
>-11004 error.
>
>Per the docs, this error means "Name supplied was valid but no information
>of the requested type is in the database" - but this isn't very helpful to
>me.
>
>Anyone know what "Name supplied" refers to and "information of the
>requested type" is, or what "in the database" refers to, in this
>definintion?
>
>Again, most emails are going through, but suddenly 2-3% are being rejected.
>Almost all the emails are going to the same place, so I think it must be an
>SMTP server availability problem but I can't really tell from this message.

this sounds like an smtp error.
It seams the recipients are blocked or not existing in the user database
of the receiving smtp server.
You might want to contact the postmaster of the receiving smtp server
and ask him for some details (log)

cheers,

Matthias

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[MIYAKO]

Hello,

not a direct answer to your question,
but since 4D Internet Commands is based on winsock,
you could take advantage of the winsock resources available on the www.
(the error code is the same in winsock.)

miyako

On 2008/05/13, at 23:44, bob.miller@... wrote:

> I've been having a lot of emails (maybe 2-3%) rejected lately  
> because of a
> -11004 error.
>
> Per the docs, this error means "Name supplied was valid but no  
> information
> of the requested type is in the database" - but this isn't very  
> helpful to
> me.
>
> Anyone know what "Name supplied" refers to and "information of the
> requested type" is, or what "in the database" refers to, in this
> definintion?
>
> Again, most emails are going through, but suddenly 2-3% are being  
> rejected.
> Almost all the emails are going to the same place, so I think it  
> must be an
> SMTP server availability problem but I can't really tell from this  
> message.
>
> Thanks,
>
> - Bob Miller
> Parker Hannifin Corp.

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