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- THIS FILE CONTAINS LIST OF ERROR CODES FOR CGIMailer v2.10.
-
- 0 - Reserved
-
- 1 - CONTENT_LENGTH variable is not passed.
- When HTTP server executes an CGI program it is supposed to
- pass CONTENT_LENGTH environment variable to program.
- This error may occur due to server error.
- On this error CGIMailer always responses with internal error
- message.
-
- 2 - Error reading STDIN.
- This error is generated if CGIMailer can't read number of
- bytes specified in CONTENT_LENGTH variable.
- On this error CGIMailer always responses with internal error
- message.
-
- 3 - Not enough memory.
- This error occurs if CGIMailer fails to allocate memory
- required to operate properly.
-
- 4 - Name of configuration file is not passed.
- CGIMailer expects name of configuration file to be passed as
- command line parameter or in SYS.CONFIGFILE variable.
- If this is not case it generates error with this code.
- If this error occurs check calling HTML code to see if the
- name of configuration file is correctly passed, also be sure
- to use POST method for calling CGIMailer.
- On this error CGIMailer always responses with internal error
- message.
-
- 5 - Syntax error in configuration file.
- This error is generated when CGIMailer finds unexpected line
- in configuration file.
- Also check if all variable names in configuration file are
- written correctly.
-
-
- 6 - Error reading attachment file.
-
- 7 - Error reading configuration file.
-
- 8 - Error reading response template.
- This error is generated when response template is successfully
- opened but CGIMailer can't read complete file.
-
- 9 - Error reading error template.
- This error is generated when error template is successfully
- opened but CGIMailer can't read complete file.
- On this error CGIMailer always responses with internal error
- message.
-
- 10 - Error reading message template.
- This error is generated when message template is successfully
- opened but CGIMailer can't read complete file.
-
- 11 - Error opening attachment file.
- This error is generated by CGIMailer when it fails to open one
- of files which should be attached to document.
- If this error occurs check if all ATTACH lines in configuration
- file points to existing files. Also, check if access rights for
- files allow reading.
-
- 12 - Error opening response template.
- This error is generated when CGIMailer fails to open response
- template.
- If this error occurs check if TEMPLATE variable points to an
- existing file, also check access permissions for that file.
- All variables pointing to files are expected to contain path
- relative to cgimail.exe or an absolute path.
-
- 13 - Error opening message template.
- This error is generated when CGIMailer fails to open input
- template.
- If this error occurs check if MSGTEMPLATE variable points
- to an existing file, also check access permissions for
- that file.
- All variables pointing to files are expected to contain path
- relative to cgimail.exe or an absolute path.
-
- 14 - Error opening error template.
- This error is generated when CGIMailer fails to open error
- template.
- If this error occurs check if ERRTEMPLATE variable points to
- an existing file, also check access permissions for that file.
- All variables pointing to files are expected to contain path
- relative to cgimail.exe or an absolute path.
-
- 15 - Error opening configuration file.
- This error is generated when CGIMailer fails to open
- configuration file.
- If this error occurs check if name of configuration file passed to
- CGIMaier points to an existing file.
- All variables pointing to files are expected to contain path
- relative to cgimail.exe or an absolute path.
- On this error CGIMailer always responses with internal error
- message.
-
- 16 - Reserved
-
- 17 - Reserved
-
- 18 - Reserved
-
- 19 - Failed to sent mail.
- This error is generated when CGIMailer can't send mail for an
- unknown reason.
-
- 20 - Reserved
-
- 21 - Reserved
-
- 22 - Sender not acceptable.
- SMTP does not accepts address stated in FROM variable as valid.
-
- 23 - Recipient not acceptable.
- SMTP server refuses one(or more) address(es) listed in TO, CC or BCC.
-
- 24 - Required variable is not set.
- This error will be generated if CGIMailer finds required
- variable with value which is not set.
-
- 25 - Reserved
-
- 26 - Reserved
-
- 27 - Reserved
-
- 28 - Reserved
-
- 29 - TEMPLATE variable is not set.
- At least one of variables - TEMPLATE or LOCATION must
- be present in configuration file.
-
- 30 - Reserved
-
- 31 - TO variable is not set.
- CGIMailer generates tihs error when TO variable in
- configuration file can not be found.
-
- 32 - Reserved
-
- 33 - Reserved
-
- 34 - Reserved
-
- 35 - Reserved
-
- 36 - Connection timed out.
- There was no response from server whithin TIMEOUT seconds.
- See TIMEOUT variable in configuration file.
-
- 37 - Connection reset by SMTP server.
-
- 38 - Invalid TIMEOUT value.
-
- 39 - Failed to initialise Windows socket subsystem.
-
- 40 - Network is down.
-
- 41 - Host is unreachable.
- This means that CGIMailer cant't reach SMTP server specified
- in GATEWAY variable in configuration file.
-
- 42 - Connection is refused.
- SMTP server specified in GATEWAY variable in configuration
- file refuses conections on specified port (PORT variable).
-
- 43 - Network is unreachable.
-
- 44 - SMTP server can not be found.
- CGIMailer can not find SMTP server's IP address.
-
- 45 - SMTP connection failed.
- CGIMailer generates this error when is connected to
- server but SMTP conversation failes.
-
- 46 - Unknown network error.
- An network error occured while sending mail.
-
- 47 - Reserved
-
- 48 - Reserved
-
- 49 - Reserved
-
- 50 - Failed to open output file.
- CGIMailer failed to open file for writing specified by
- SAVETOFILE variable in configuration file. This is probablly
- because of WRITE access is not allowed for specified file.
-