Posted by Jim Guerber on March 10, 2010 at 13:52:48:
In Reply to: Re: Email Printer posted by Herb Walters on March 10, 2010 at 13:14:48:
Are you closing and opening the email printer between each email? If not, try that. You also could put a pause every so many emails. It looks like you are filling up the comcast email que.
I have never seen this message before. It is a temporary problem that could be fixed by retrying.
Here is some general info about smtp error codes.
In general message numbers consist of 3 digits and fall into the following categories:
The first digit generally tells whether the server accepted the command and if it could manage it.
2 The server has completed the task successfully.
3 The server has understood the request,
but requires further information to complete it.
4 The server has encountered a temporary failure.
If the command is repeated without any change,
it might be completed.
5 The server has encountered an error.
The second digit gives more information.
Its six possible values are:
0 A syntax error has occurred.
1 Indicates a informational reply, for example to a HELP request.
2 Refers to the connection status.
3 Unspecified.
4 Unspecified.
5 Refers to the status of the mail system
as a whole and the mail server in particular.
The third digit shows more graduations of the mail transfer status to return a more detailed report as detailed in the ESMTP server response codes defined in RFC 821 and later extensions.
Example of an older SMTP response text description for the first number.
2.x.x Success
(The server has completed the task successfully).
4.x.x Persistent Transient Failure
(The server has encountered a temporary failure).
5.x.x Permanent Failure (The server has encountered an error).
Each file can be a maximum of 1MB in length Uploaded files will be purged from the server on a regular basis.