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I have two services running(with same user) on a server which uses same code to send mail to a particular address. The code uses Java mail API(javax.mail.*) to send this mail. The sender,receiver and other configuration is exactly same in both the case. The issue is I get com.sun.mail.smtp.SMTPAddressFailedException: 550 5.7.1 relaying denied error from one service while other service is able to send mail succesfully. What could be the issue and is there a particular Configuration at receiver side which needs to be corrected.
email smtp javamail
asked Jan 1 at 12:20
AmitAmit
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I have two services running(with same user) on a server which uses same code to send mail to a particular address. The code uses Java mail API(javax.mail.*) to send this mail. The sender,receiver and other configuration is exactly same in both the case. The issue is I get com.sun.mail.smtp.SMTPAddressFailedException: 550 5.7.1 relaying denied error from one service while other service is able to send mail succesfully. What could be the issue and is there a particular Configuration at receiver side which needs to be corrected.
email smtp javamail
asked Jan 1 at 12:20
AmitAmit
36115
Is your application authenticating to your mail server in both cases? What does the JavaMail debug output show? Are you using the same mail server in both cases?
– Bill Shannon
Jan 1 at 20:07
Hi Bill, As I said all configuration is same for both services so authentication(mail.smtp.ssl.trust) and mail server are same in both the cases.
– Amit
Jan 2 at 5:47
Can you post the debug output for each case?
– Bill Shannon
Jan 2 at 16:11
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I have two services running(with same user) on a server which uses same code to send mail to a particular address. The code uses Java mail API(javax.mail.*) to send this mail. The sender,receiver and other configuration is exactly same in both the case. The issue is I get com.sun.mail.smtp.SMTPAddressFailedException: 550 5.7.1 relaying denied error from one service while other service is able to send mail succesfully. What could be the issue and is there a particular Configuration at receiver side which needs to be corrected.
email smtp javamail
asked Jan 1 at 12:20
AmitAmit
36115
I have two services running(with same user) on a server which uses same code to send mail to a particular address. The code uses Java mail API(javax.mail.*) to send this mail. The sender,receiver and other configuration is exactly same in both the case. The issue is I get com.sun.mail.smtp.SMTPAddressFailedException: 550 5.7.1 relaying denied error from one service while other service is able to send mail succesfully. What could be the issue and is there a particular Configuration at receiver side which needs to be corrected.
email smtp javamail
email smtp javamail
asked Jan 1 at 12:20
AmitAmit
36115
asked Jan 1 at 12:20
AmitAmit
36115
asked Jan 1 at 12:20
AmitAmit
36115
asked Jan 1 at 12:20
AmitAmit
36115
asked Jan 1 at 12:20
AmitAmit
36115
36115
Is your application authenticating to your mail server in both cases? What does the JavaMail debug output show? Are you using the same mail server in both cases?
– Bill Shannon
Jan 1 at 20:07
Hi Bill, As I said all configuration is same for both services so authentication(mail.smtp.ssl.trust) and mail server are same in both the cases.
– Amit
Jan 2 at 5:47
Can you post the debug output for each case?
– Bill Shannon
Jan 2 at 16:11
add a comment |
Is your application authenticating to your mail server in both cases? What does the JavaMail debug output show? Are you using the same mail server in both cases?
– Bill Shannon
Jan 1 at 20:07
Hi Bill, As I said all configuration is same for both services so authentication(mail.smtp.ssl.trust) and mail server are same in both the cases.
– Amit
Jan 2 at 5:47
Can you post the debug output for each case?
– Bill Shannon
Jan 2 at 16:11
Is your application authenticating to your mail server in both cases? What does the JavaMail debug output show? Are you using the same mail server in both cases?
– Bill Shannon
Jan 1 at 20:07
Is your application authenticating to your mail server in both cases? What does the JavaMail debug output show? Are you using the same mail server in both cases?
– Bill Shannon
Jan 1 at 20:07
Hi Bill, As I said all configuration is same for both services so authentication(mail.smtp.ssl.trust) and mail server are same in both the cases.
– Amit
Jan 2 at 5:47
Hi Bill, As I said all configuration is same for both services so authentication(mail.smtp.ssl.trust) and mail server are same in both the cases.
– Amit
Jan 2 at 5:47
Can you post the debug output for each case?
– Bill Shannon
Jan 2 at 16:11
Can you post the debug output for each case?
– Bill Shannon
Jan 2 at 16:11
add a comment |
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Is your application authenticating to your mail server in both cases? What does the JavaMail debug output show? Are you using the same mail server in both cases?
– Bill Shannon
Jan 1 at 20:07
Hi Bill, As I said all configuration is same for both services so authentication(mail.smtp.ssl.trust) and mail server are same in both the cases.
– Amit
Jan 2 at 5:47
Can you post the debug output for each case?
– Bill Shannon
Jan 2 at 16:11