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Deadline 2.7 MAIL problems

I have tried to send emails from one of the slave machines using an email

client outlook and all works fine!!!



Deadline is sending email too and it works fine but problem is that this command :

“deadlinecommand.exe -sendemail” is not ending itself.

as result “Slave” can’t free himself too and “Slave” thinks that he is still rendering…

this is not a network bug this is yours “deadlinecommand.exe” bug.

Try this. Open up a command prompt, and type the following (replacing

‘example’ with the appropriate domain name). After typing each line,

press ENTER. Note that if you make a mistake on a line, just press enter

and type it in again (using backspace doesn’t actually correct the mistake).





TELNET mail.example.com



HELO mail.example



MAIL FROM:deadline@example.com



RCPT TO:yourself@example.com



DATA



Testing



.



QUIT





This is essentially what Deadline is doing to send an email, so if this

works for you, I can’t see what Deadline is doing wrong. Let me know how

the test goes.



Cheers,

I tried all telnet comands all works.

maybe i’m not clearly explain…



Deadline email works FINE TOO

and it sends email…

the PROBLEM is that process is not terminating himself…in log window of Slave is this :



Scheduler Thread - notification targets…

Scheduler Thread - elexirdesign

notifying SOMEUSER via email…



and it longs forever…

but email was already sent and i’d recieved it…ALL ok…

but slave saying that he is still

notifying SOMEUSER via email…

I tried all telnet comands all works.

maybe i’m not clearly explain…



Deadline email works FINE TOO

and it sends email…

the PROBLEM is that process is not terminating himself…in log window of Slave is this :



Scheduler Thread - notification targets…

Scheduler Thread - elexirdesign

notifying SOMEUSER via email…



and it longs forever…

but email was already sent and i’d recieved it…ALL ok…

but slave saying that he is still

notifying SOMEUSER via email…

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