WARNING! Attached message is truncated (Email Help)
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Laughing Gas
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WARNING! Attached message is truncated (Email Help)
I was sending a attached document to a teacher through an email. Everytime I send the email, I get this returned back message.
The following addresses had fatal errors: blahblah@email.com
450 [TEMPFAIL] destination not valid within DNS
WARNING! Attached message is truncated.
Im using Comcast as an email service.
Any reason why I'm getting this message?
The following addresses had fatal errors: blahblah@email.com
450 [TEMPFAIL] destination not valid within DNS
WARNING! Attached message is truncated.
Im using Comcast as an email service.
Any reason why I'm getting this message?
Last edited by Ford Fx4; Mar 13, 2007 at 09:02 PM.
Post Fiend
Joined: Mar 2002
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From: Bonita Springs FL
You either have the wrong e-mail address (the part after the "@"), comcast is having issues (second most likely) or the recipient domain is having issues.
The truncated part just means that the system isn't bouncing the whole message back to you. It's not necessary, you just need to know it failed.
The truncated part just means that the system isn't bouncing the whole message back to you. It's not necessary, you just need to know it failed.
Posting Guru
Joined: Sep 2003
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From: Valley of the Sun AZ
OR, like with my school's e-mail system. You have enough STUPID people that open all attachments without proper diligence and wreak havoc on the servers that makes IT ban ALL attachments in district incoming e-mails.
A lot of schools are going to this as a way to cut down on the problem of people that do not keep their virus protection up to date.
A lot of schools are going to this as a way to cut down on the problem of people that do not keep their virus protection up to date.
Posting Guru
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From: Sunny tourist infested FL
Domain name server problem...
Either the e-mail address is in-correct, or the DN server does not list that domian name, or the e-mail system you are sending to is down...
Try sending a test mail, without the attachment, to the teacher. If it goes thru, send another e-mail with the attachment.
Either the e-mail address is in-correct, or the DN server does not list that domian name, or the e-mail system you are sending to is down...
Try sending a test mail, without the attachment, to the teacher. If it goes thru, send another e-mail with the attachment.
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