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Question/Problem: I want to call SMTP32.exe to process a message
(including headers) that I manually created, but I need an envelope or 'Q' file. What is the syntax/format of the file?
Answer/Solution:
Q - Required - The location of the
message file (full path\filename).
H - Required - Host (this must be an IMail host).
S - Required - Sender (fully qualified address)
R - Required - Recipient (fully qualified address). There can be
multiple recipients.
T - Optional - Number of delivery attempts - STMP32 will create this
line
A - Optional - email address used in SMTP AUTH command. If this line
exists, spam checks will be skipped.
N - Optional - Original recipient, this goes into the message as an
X-RCPT-TO header.
I - Optional - Message ID number to be placed in header.
W - Optional - Ignored- Working Directory.
E - Optional - Envelope ID from STMPD32 (ENVID parameter)
V - Optional- virus scan flag. Set to 0 for not scanned, 1 for scanned.
This is set by STMP32 only if IMail Anti-Virus is installed.
Z - Optional- This is the same as an R line, except this recipient will
not be checked against any rules as the Z signifies that this recipient
was created as a result of a rule.
L - Optional- This is the list owner when the list is the sender.
B - The IP Address of the server that connected to SMTPD32
O - The number of times the message has been renamed due to an error. O1
has been renamed one time.
U - The Domain sent in the HELO / EHLO to SMTPD32
X - The is the scanned for spam flag. X0 means it has not been scanned,
X1 means it has been scanned and should be not scanned again.
Y - This is the attachment scanning flag. Y0 means it has not been
scanned for attachments, Y1 means it has been scanned and should not be
scanned again.
For example:
QD:\IMail\spool\D0b63aa8048c.GSC
Hmail.localimaildomain.com
S<user@mail.localimaildomain.com>
R<user@yahoo.com>
R<user@aol.com>
R<postmaster@microsoft.com>
Note: Ipswitch does not provide technical support for modifying or manually
creating message envelopes. This information is for advanced users only.
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