MERCURYC No Logs

Skink

posted Dec 23 '09 at 1:05 am

[quote user="dilberts_left_nut"]

Where it has the address of your ISP server, put the address of your Mercury server.

[quote]it does not recognize smtp.my domain[/quote]

Does smtp.my.domain resolve to your Mercury box (locally)?

If not, just use its (local) IP address.

[/quote] OK,,, thanks for all the help... I was still having probs and I finnaly found the "generate test messages" option under file and it created a FF Error... I must of messed the last install so I reverted back to a previous install and all is fin with MercC...

Thanks

[quote user="dilberts_left_nut"] Where it has the address of your ISP server, put the address of your Mercury server. [quote]it does not recognize smtp.my domain[/quote] Does smtp.my.domain resolve to your Mercury box (locally)? If not, just use its (local) IP address. [/quote] OK,,, thanks for all the help... I was still having probs and I finnaly found the "generate test messages" option under file and it created a FF Error... I must of messed the last install so I reverted back to a previous install and all is fin with MercC... &nbsp; Thanks

Skink

posted Dec 20 '09 at 8:43 pm

I have a xampp setup on WinXp and originally Mercury/32 4.61. I ugraded to V4.72 eveything works fine but Mercuryc does not create log files neither session logs or logs...

[MercuryC]
Host : smtp-server.neo.rr.com
Failfile : H:\apache2\MERCURY\Mercury\FAILURE.MER
HELO : themoddepot.net
Poll : 30
Scratch : H:\apache2\MERCURY\scratch
ReturnLines : 15
Timeout : 30
ESMTP : 1
Server_Port : 587
SMTP_Username: Admin
SMTP_Password: xxxxxxx
SMTP_ConnFlags : 4
POP3_Auth : 1
POP3_Host :
POP3_Port : 995
POP3_ConnFlags : 4
Logfile : H:\apache2\MERCURY\Logs\MercuryC\~y-~m-~d.log
Log_Verbose : 1
Session_logging : H:\apache2\MERCURY\Sessions\MercuryC
Session_logmode : 1

I have a xampp setup on WinXp and originally Mercury/32 4.61. I ugraded to V4.72 eveything works fine but Mercuryc does not create log files neither session logs or logs... &nbsp; &nbsp;[MercuryC] Host : smtp-server.neo.rr.com Failfile : H:\apache2\MERCURY\Mercury\FAILURE.MER HELO : themoddepot.net Poll : 30 Scratch : H:\apache2\MERCURY\scratch ReturnLines : 15 Timeout : 30 ESMTP : 1 Server_Port : 587 SMTP_Username: Admin SMTP_Password: xxxxxxx SMTP_ConnFlags : 4 POP3_Auth : 1 POP3_Host : POP3_Port : 995 POP3_ConnFlags : 4 Logfile : H:\apache2\MERCURY\Logs\MercuryC\~y-~m-~d.log Log_Verbose : 1 Session_logging : H:\apache2\MERCURY\Sessions\MercuryC Session_logmode : 1

Skink

posted Dec 21 '09 at 4:09 pm

i know Windows does not care about upper and lower case in files but could that be the problem???

dilberts_left_nut

posted Dec 21 '09 at 9:02 pm

[quote]Logfile : H:\apache2\MERCURY\Logs\MercuryC\~y-~m-~d.log
Log_Verbose : 1
Session_logging : H:\apache2\MERCURY\Sessions\MercuryC[/quote]

Do those directories exist?

[quote]Logfile : H:\apache2\MERCURY\Logs\MercuryC\~y-~m-~d.log Log_Verbose : 1 Session_logging : H:\apache2\MERCURY\Sessions\MercuryC[/quote]Do those directories exist?&nbsp;

Skink

posted Dec 22 '09 at 3:15 am

[quote user="dilberts_left_nut"]

[quote]Logfile : H:\apache2\MERCURY\Logs\MercuryC\~y-~m-~d.log
Log_Verbose : 1
Session_logging : H:\apache2\MERCURY\Sessions\MercuryC[/quote]

Do those directories exist?

[/quote]Yes, H:\apache2\MERCURY\LOGS\MERCURYC is empty

and so is H:\apache2\MERCURY\SESSIONS\MERCURYC...

I reinstalled 3 times with the same results,,,

Also Mercury SMTP Client Relay Version window shows nothing in it when I send a mail through...

Thank you for your reply...

[quote user="dilberts_left_nut"] [quote]Logfile : H:\apache2\MERCURY\Logs\MercuryC\~y-~m-~d.log Log_Verbose : 1 Session_logging : H:\apache2\MERCURY\Sessions\MercuryC[/quote] Do those directories exist? &nbsp; [/quote]Yes, H:\apache2\MERCURY\LOGS\MERCURYC is empty &nbsp;and so is H:\apache2\MERCURY\SESSIONS\MERCURYC... &nbsp;I reinstalled 3 times with the same results,,,&nbsp; Also Mercury SMTP Client Relay Version window shows nothing in it when I send a mail through... Thank you for your reply... &nbsp;

dilberts_left_nut

posted Dec 22 '09 at 3:29 am

[quote user="Skink"]

H:\apache2\MERCURY\LOGS\MERCURYC is empty

and so is H:\apache2\MERCURY\SESSIONS\MERCURYC...

I reinstalled 3 times with the same results,,,

Also Mercury SMTP Client Relay Version window shows nothing in it when I send a mail through...

Thank you for your reply...

[/quote]

That would imply that MercC is not processing anything.

Check that you are actually sending via Mercury.

Also check your Local Domains setup.

Does the Core Process show any activity?

[quote user="Skink"]H:\apache2\MERCURY\LOGS\MERCURYC is empty &nbsp;and so is H:\apache2\MERCURY\SESSIONS\MERCURYC... &nbsp;I reinstalled 3 times with the same results,,,&nbsp; Also Mercury SMTP Client Relay Version window shows nothing in it when I send a mail through... Thank you for your reply... &nbsp;[/quote]That would imply that MercC is not processing anything.Check that you are actually sending via Mercury.Also check your Local Domains setup. Does the Core&nbsp; Process show any activity?

ryanj

posted Dec 22 '09 at 3:57 pm

Is H:\ actually a local drive or is it a network share?

Skink

posted Dec 22 '09 at 6:23 pm

[quote user="dilberts_left_nut"][quote user="Skink"]

H:\apache2\MERCURY\LOGS\MERCURYC is empty

and so is H:\apache2\MERCURY\SESSIONS\MERCURYC...

I reinstalled 3 times with the same results,,,

Also Mercury SMTP Client Relay Version window shows nothing in it when I send a mail through...

Thank you for your reply...

[/quote]

That would imply that MercC is not processing anything.

Check that you are actually sending via Mercury.

Also check your Local Domains setup.

Does the Core Process show any activity?

[/quote]Core process is only showing incoming mail,,, I suspect Eudora is behind this now,,, I did upgrade that as well... I want MercC to handle outgoing with logs so I will investigate further and be back with conclusion or need for more help... Thank you!!!

[quote user="dilberts_left_nut"][quote user="Skink"] H:\apache2\MERCURY\LOGS\MERCURYC is empty &nbsp;and so is H:\apache2\MERCURY\SESSIONS\MERCURYC... &nbsp;I reinstalled 3 times with the same results,,,&nbsp; Also Mercury SMTP Client Relay Version window shows nothing in it when I send a mail through... Thank you for your reply... &nbsp;[/quote] That would imply that MercC is not processing anything. Check that you are actually sending via Mercury. Also check your Local Domains setup. Does the Core&nbsp; Process show any activity? [/quote]Core process is only showing incoming mail,,, I suspect Eudora is behind this now,,, I did upgrade that as well... I want MercC to handle outgoing with logs so I will investigate further and be back with conclusion or need&nbsp;for more help... Thank you!!!

Skink

posted Dec 22 '09 at 6:23 pm

[quote user="dilberts_left_nut"][quote user="Skink"]

H:\apache2\MERCURY\LOGS\MERCURYC is empty

and so is H:\apache2\MERCURY\SESSIONS\MERCURYC...

I reinstalled 3 times with the same results,,,

Also Mercury SMTP Client Relay Version window shows nothing in it when I send a mail through...

Thank you for your reply...

[/quote]

That would imply that MercC is not processing anything.

Check that you are actually sending via Mercury.

Also check your Local Domains setup.

Does the Core Process show any activity?

[/quote]Core process is only showing incoming mail,,, I suspect Eudora is behind this now,,, I did upgrade that as well... I want MercC to handle outgoing with logs so I will investigate further and be back with conclusion or need for more help... Thank you!!!

Eudora is installing a SMTP outgoing server... thanks for leading me there Dilbert...

[quote user="dilberts_left_nut"][quote user="Skink"] H:\apache2\MERCURY\LOGS\MERCURYC is empty &nbsp;and so is H:\apache2\MERCURY\SESSIONS\MERCURYC... &nbsp;I reinstalled 3 times with the same results,,,&nbsp; Also Mercury SMTP Client Relay Version window shows nothing in it when I send a mail through... Thank you for your reply... &nbsp;[/quote] That would imply that MercC is not processing anything. Check that you are actually sending via Mercury. Also check your Local Domains setup. Does the Core&nbsp; Process show any activity? [/quote]Core process is only showing incoming mail,,, I suspect Eudora is behind this now,,, I did upgrade that as well... I want MercC to handle outgoing with logs so I will investigate further and be back with conclusion or need&nbsp;for more help... Thank you!!! &nbsp; &nbsp;Eudora is installing a SMTP outgoing server... thanks for leading me there Dilbert... &nbsp;

Skink

posted Dec 22 '09 at 6:54 pm

[quote user="ryanj"]Is H:\ actually a local drive or is it a network share?
[/quote] Drive... Thanks...

[quote user="ryanj"]Is H:\ actually a local drive or is it a network share? [/quote] Drive... Thanks...

Skink

posted Dec 22 '09 at 10:22 pm

OK,,, I relay through my ISP... Eudora sends mail to my ISP... I have a config that I can change the outgoing SMTP server...

Does anyone Know how to get eudora to use MercC??? instead of relaying it right off to my ISP... it does not recognize smtp.my domain...

OK,,, I relay through my ISP... Eudora sends mail to my ISP... I have a config that I can change the outgoing SMTP server... &nbsp; Does anyone Know how to get eudora to use MercC??? instead of relaying it right off to my ISP... it does not recognize smtp.my domain...

dilberts_left_nut

posted Dec 22 '09 at 10:33 pm

Where it has the address of your ISP server, put the address of your Mercury server.

[quote]it does not recognize smtp.my domain[/quote]

Does smtp.my.domain resolve to your Mercury box (locally)?

If not, just use its (local) IP address.

Where it has the address of your ISP server, put the address of your Mercury server.[quote]it does not recognize smtp.my domain[/quote]Does smtp.my.domain resolve to your Mercury box (locally)?If not, just use its (local) IP address.

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