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More definitive cause ~Martha Ekhipitheroden 24.Apr.03 02:37 PM a Web browser Domino Server 6.0.1Windows 2000
After doing some in-depth analysis by one of the application developers, it appears that the ND6 SMTP server is not tolerant of string terminations during the handshake. Unless the strings are terminated with a <CRLF> pair, the SMTP server just sits there. Since not all operating environments function that way (unix uses <LF> only) these "non-conformists" hang and have no success in delivering their messages. Since the RFC states that there should be no "strict" compliance with the termination characters, Domino should honor any/all termination characters, just like it did in R5.
I'm opening a support incident on this in hopes that there is already a solution that we don't know about.
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