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error 553 w/ GoDaddy email

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  6 months ago

  by bubberz

  bubberz

  , United States

  Joined 3 years ago

  Hello!

  I'm getting the following error with GoDaddy.com, but customer support tells me I have the correct SMTP address.
  They can't help me until I've proven the error is on their side.

  I've used this code on other hosts, and it works just fine.

  The actual error message is:

  
  Reporting-MTA: dns;p3swhssl009.gdhosting.gdgReceived-From-MTA: dns;p3swhssl009.gdhosting.gdgArrival-Date: Mon, 2 Jun 2008 14:29:57 -0700
  Final-Recipient: rfc822;info@domain.com
  Action: failedStatus: 5.5.0Diagnostic-Code: smtp;553 sorry, your mail was administratively denied. (#5.7.1)

  
  My code is (with two lines below commented out b/c that's the only way I could get the code to work) and go to my "successful" page:

  
  Set oCdoMail = Server.CreateObject("CDO.Message")
  Set oCdoConf = Server.CreateObject("CDO.Configuration")
  sConfURL = "http://schemas.microsoft.com/cdo/configuration/"

  with oCdoConf
  '.Fields.Item(sConfURL & "sendusing") = 2
  .Fields.Item(sConfURL & "smtpserver") = "relay-hosting.secureserver.net"
  '.Fields.Item(sConfURL & "smtpserverport") = 3535 'port 25 didn't work either
  .Fields.Update end with with oCdoMail
  .From = vartxtEmailFrom
  .To = "info@domain.com"

  end with

  with oCdoMail
  .Subject = "Web Contact Form"
  .TextBody = Body
  end with

  oCdoMail.Configuration = oCdoConf
  oCdoMail.Send
  Set oCdoConf = Nothing
  Set oCdoMail = Nothing

  
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  Any ideas are much appreciated!

  Thanks!
  

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  6 months ago

  by bubberz

  bubberz

  , United States

  Joined 3 years ago

  So, here's what I got to work:

  The "from" variable is hardcoded to a valid email account other than a hotmail.com account which a user hitting the web site could possibly enter. 

  I initially tested the page, and used my own personal hotmail.com account in the user's email text box.  I tried it as hard coding the ".From" part of the code, but still sent the user's email in the body of the message...so, it works now.

  Thanks!

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