That's the step before the core log entry. What we want to see now is what happened after that, when the message was processed by the module handling outgoing messages (MercuryE or MercuryC). Check configuration for the module for the path to the log file.

/Rolf 

I'm using Mercury in XAMMP and when i send a email by Mercury Admin i have the follow error:

 15:25:21: processing job MO00650E
Resolved MX for 'bcn.cv' to 192.168.250.10
Connecting to 192.168.250.10
Connection error.

 I'd read others posts and could try the replies but i don't know about "use" MercuryC instead MercuryE  "You may need to convert to MercuryC for sending if " in http://community.pmail.com/forums/thread/25660.aspx... can you explain or show me how can i do that??

My thanks!

> I'd read others posts and could try the replies but i don't know about "use" MercuryC instead MercuryE "You may need to convert to MercuryC for sending if " in
> http://community.pmail.com/forums/thread/25660.aspx... can you explain or show me how can i do that??

1.  Open the Mercury GUI interface and use Configuration | Protocol modules and select MercuryC instead of MercuryE for sending the mail. 

 2.  Close Mercury and restart.

3.   Use Configuration | MercuryC and enter the host name, port and any other required data to send via that host.

This is confusing... The MX for that domain is mail.bcn.cv, with IP address 195.8.2.30. 192.168.250.10 is part of the private IP range 192.168.0.0 – 192.168.255.255 that can only be used locally (not routable over the Internet). So you need to find out why address resolution for this domain fails first, and then see if you need to use MercuryC instead of MercuryE.

/Rolf

It's possible, i am in a private network (office), naturaly my server has a local address. I don't know why it's happen!! In my house i just configure the smtp of ISP and it's works. Can you have any sugestion for this problem??

But it's not happen just with the domain mail.bcn.cv ... but with gmail.com... the out it's:

Resolved MX for 'gmail.com' to 209.85.229.27

Connecting to 209.85.229.27
Connection error.
Attempting connection to alternate, 74.125.77.27

As Thomas says, configure MercuryC using the SMTP server of your ISP.

Your direct connection with MercuryE may be refused by gmail and others because it doesn't have a reverse address, or is dynamic, or is on policy block list, or maybe some other reason.  MercuryC is the way to go!

I try but nothing... when i activate MercuryC and restart it i have the message "ListDU registration failed"... after the Mercury Admin GUI open and i had this:

15:16:21: Job MG000001:  from mtavares@bcn.cv (non-local)
To: mtavares@bcn.cv (non-local) (Job MO003E6C) -OK
 

AND I DON'T RECEIVE NOTHING!

Are you saying that bcn.cv is your domain, the one being served by Mercury? If so you need to check out the local domains part of core configuration and make sure it's listed properly there. Read the help text about this very carefully.

/Rolf

i made a review in Local Domains i add the domains an have a question... in internet name i put eg. yyyyy.xx (my domain) an what i put in Local host or Server ??

the ip of server where i have Mercury ??

If you use Novell Netware "local host or server" has to be the correct hostname. If not you can enter anything here, for instance "mail". This section should then look something like this:

mail    hostname                             <---- hostname in Windows

mail   [192.168.250.10]                    <---- brackets are required

mail   [195.8.2.30]

mail   bcn.cv                                   <---- name of domain(s) served

mail   mail.bcn.cv                            <---- public name of the server

/Rolf

I applied the configs like you said but everything is right exception that i don't receive the messages...[:(]

the server show....

Mercury Core Process

16:10:18: Job MG000001:  from tony18y@gmail.com (non-local)

   To: tony18y@gmail.com (non-local) (Job MO0060C2) -OK
 

Mercury SMTP SERVER

Connection from 127.0.0.1, Wed Dec 22 16:10:11 2010
HELO PT-BCN0130
MAIL FROM:<tony18y@gmail.com>
RCPT TO:<tony18y@gmail.com>
DATA - 6 lines, 112 bytes.
QUIT
1 sec. elapsed, connection closed Wed Dec 22 16:10:12 2010
 

So the message has been received by Mercury. Check the log for the delivery module used (MercuryE or MercuryC) to see what happens next. Temporarily switch on session logging for that module if more details are needed.

/Rolf 

The last lines of FILE:

T 20101222 162452 4d122609 DATA - 6 lines, 110 bytes.
T 20101222 162452 4d122609 QUIT
T 20101222 162452 4d122609 Connection closed with 127.0.0.1, 0 sec. elapsed.
T 20101222 162956 4d12260a Connection from 127.0.0.1
T 20101222 162956 4d12260a HELO PT-BCN0130
T 20101222 162956 4d12260a MAIL FROM:<tony18y@gmail.com>
T 20101222 162956 4d12260a RCPT TO:<mtavares@bcn.cv>
T 20101222 162956 4d12260a DATA - 6 lines, 110 bytes.
T 20101222 162956 4d12260a QUIT
T 20101222 162956 4d12260a Connection closed with 127.0.0.1, 0 sec. elapsed.
T 20101222 163031 4d12260b Connection from 127.0.0.1
T 20101222 163031 4d12260b HELO PT-BCN0130
T 20101222 163031 4d12260b MAIL FROM:<mtavares@bcn.cv>
T 20101222 163031 4d12260b RCPT TO:<mtavares@bcn.cv>
T 20101222 163031 4d12260b DATA - 6 lines, 117 bytes.
T 20101222 163031 4d12260b QUIT
T 20101222 163031 4d12260b Connection closed with 127.0.0.1, 0 sec. elapsed.

This log shows two messages being received by MercuryS (the SMTP server module) from a sender on the same computer. If there is an account for mtavares@bcn.cv in Mercury the messages should have been delivered to the mailbox for that account. For a non-local domains MercuryE/MercuryC should have attempted to start remote delivery.

So first check the CORE log to find the corresponding entries. If it indicates that messages have been delivered locally, check the files in the mailbox folder. If it says it's non-local check the log for the delivery module that is used.

/Rolf

Although there are not files of core logs i create it and it write on file after sent mail this...

O 20110106 1429 MG00873A tony18y@gmail.com              tony18y@gmail.com              270

 now, what it's mean??

It means that an outgoing message has been created at 2010-01-06 14:29 with message id MG00873A, sender is tony18y@gmail.com and recipient is tony18y@gmail.com, message size is 270 bytes.

This message is now in queue for handling by the selected outgoing module (MercuryE or MercuryC), so the next step is to check the log for that module.

/Rolf 

the last lines of the log file "MERCURYS.LOG" is:

T 20110106 142941 4d25cfdc HELO PC003
T 20110106 142941 4d25cfdc MAIL FROM:<tony18y@gmail.com>
T 20110106 142941 4d25cfdc RCPT TO:<tony18y@gmail.com>
T 20110106 142941 4d25cfdc DATA - 6 lines, 121 bytes.
T 20110106 142941 4d25cfdc QUIT
T 20110106 142941 4d25cfdc Connection closed with 127.0.0.1, 0 sec. elapsed.