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Hi Remy,

I cleared Indy installation and reinstalled. I created a new
application and generated data files as you told me, unfortunately same
result as before. :-( I put everything on attachments group, have a
look plz.


	Thanks, Francesco




Francesco wrote:

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> To get that file i put on code,
> MailMessage->SaveToFile("c:\\email.txt"); before calling smtp->Send();
> I try to reinstall Indy and creat a new project and export again data
> file using log or savetofile again.
> 
> 	Francesco
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> Remy Lebeau (TeamB) wrote:
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> > <Francesco> wrote in message news:43b26f62@newsgroups.borland.com...
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> > > Hi Remy I posted saved file on attachments group.
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> > Are you sure that is the EXACT data that TIdMessage generates?  You
> > did not try to save the message data after it was received, did you?
> > The data that you posted is malformed.  The top-level ContentType is
> > wrong, and there is no HTML at all.  I find it highly unlikely that
> > Indy would produce such malformed data, given the code you have
> > shown.  So it was likely altered during transmission.  I need you to
> > show the original message data as it appears BEFORE it is sent over
> > the socket to the SMTP server.  Either use one the
> > TIdMessage.SaveTo...() methods, or attach one of the TIdLog...
> > components to TIdSMTP, or use an external packet sniffer such as
> > Ethereal (http://www.ethereal.com).
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> > Gambit