Not sure about sendmail, but I know utl_smtp has to specify the smtp server
to deliver the message to. So, if you use some other "smtp capable" server
to pass the email to, it might work where sendmail would fail.
In our company intranet, all Unix machines send sendmail mail to "localhost"
and it then gets routed to a central smtp server . So, if it is possible to
bypass "localhost" and localhost was the problem, this might fix the
problem?
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"Ana C. Dent" <anacedent_at_hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:7J74c.22337$BA.14976_at_fed1read03...
> Burt Peltier wrote:
> > Well, that is a "nice feature".
> >
> > I wonder if Oracle calls to utl_smtp would work?
>
> Define "work".
>
> UTL_SMTP simply delivers the message to the MTA (a.k.a. sendmail);
> where the messages sits until sendmail decides that it is OK to
> deliver it to the client.
>
Received on Thu Mar 11 2004 - 21:02:39 CST
