M (MailSend) Errors

When an error occurs during the execution of the MAILSEND instruction, any error data is stored in the S$ERROR$ or the variable specified by the *ERROR keyword. The error information is stored using one of the following formats:

Mnn Subcode: sss
or
Mnn Subcode: sss OsError: ooo

Where:

Mnn

This field specifies the operand in the MAILSEND instruction that is related to error being reported. The 'nn' value identifies the operands/options as follows:

Code	Description
M01	*ATTACHMENT option
M02	*BCC option
M03	*CC option
M04	*ERROR option
M05	*PASSWORD option
M06	*PORT option
M07	*TIMEOUT option
M08	*USER option
M09	reserved
M10	reserved
M11	reserved
M12	*TRACE option
M13	*TYPE option
M14	*TRACEAPPEND option
M15	*DSNRECEIPT option
M16	*MDNRECEIPT option
M17	*RETURN option
M18	*REPLYTO option
M19	*SUNDM option
M20	*OPENSSL option
M21	*ERRORLIST option
M22	*STARTTLS option
M80	{outgoing} operand
M81	{sendto} operand
M82	{sendfrom} operand
M83	{subject} operand
M84	{message} operand
M94	Error sending the SMTP Date field.
M95	Error sending end of attachment
M96	Error sending end of message
M97	Time out waiting for server after end of message
M98	Server rejected message
M99	OpenSSL Error

sss: The field value specifies a subcode that qualifies the error that has occurred. The following subcode values can be given.

Code	Description
31	Insufficient memory!
32	Unable to create TRACE file!
33	Did not receive ready message from the e-mail server during the logon process.
34	Invalid e-mail server response for a QUIT action.
35	Invalid e-mail server response when OK response expected.
36	Invalid e-mail server response for an OPEN command to start a connection.
37	Invalid e-mail server response from server after sending the e-mail message data header.
38	The e-mail server rejected the {sendfrom} e-mail address.
39	The e-mail server AUTH login is not available when using the USER/PASSWORD settings.
40	Invalid e-mail server response to a AUTH LOGIN command.
41	The *USER name has been rejected.
42	The e-mail server did not send a PASSWORD response while processing the *PASSWORD option.
43	The mail logon authentication has failed. An authentication failure can occur when either the USER or the PASSWORD option is invalid.
44	Recipient e-mail address.
45	The filename format for the ATTACHMENT or TRACE files is invalid.
46	Error while reading attachment file.
47	Null variable not allowed for a MAILSEND parameter.
50	Email Server 220 Ready not received after 'STARTTLS' command.
60	Error accessing library used for socket support. For the Windows OS this means that an error has occurred while accessing the WS2_32.DLL or the WSOCK32.DLL.
61	Unable to resolve the {outgoing} e-mail server URL/IP address.
62	Unable to create a socket when connecting to the {outgoing} e-mail server.
63	Unable to connect a socket during the logon process to access the {outgoing} e-mail server.
64	Unable to load the OpenSSL libraries.
65	Unable to create a SSL connection using the OpenSSL libraries.
70	Error occurred while sending a message to the {outgoing} e-mail server.
80	Error occurred while receiving a message from the {outgoing} e-mail server.
81	Timeout occurred while waiting to receive a message from the {outgoing} e-mail server.
82	Socket error occurred during a receive operation.
83	Lost connection while waiting for a socket receive operation.
84	Receive select error has occurred while waiting to receive a message.
85	Unexpected error during receive operation.
86	The DSN receipts are not supported by the email server.
87	EMSTP support is required at the email server before the DSNRECEIPT can be used.
88	Unable to open attachment.
89	Unable to logon to a Data Manager.
90	Invalid Data Manager response to the MAILSEND execution.
91	MAILSEND instruction timed out while waiting for instruction execution a Data Manager. The maximum timeout is 180 seconds.
92	The Data Manager does not support the MAILSEND instruction.
93	The <e> or <f> parameter substitution failed.
94	Error sending the SMTP date field.

ooo: The 'ooo' value is an OS specific error code. Under Linux, this code is an appropriate errno value. Under Windows, this code is a Windows error code.

See Also: PL/B Errors