I'm trying to get the 'send e-mail' node working, but I keep on getting this error: "Send e-mail@MW-SPC2: The requested body part was not found in this message."
I've tried using different email addresses, changing the body text from nothing to just the word 'test' etc.
Can anyone advise on how to fix this?
Error: "Send e-mail@MW-SPC2: The requested body part was not found in this message."
Re: Error: "Send e-mail@MW-SPC2: The requested body part was not found in this message."
Aye,
did you configure the smtp host in configuration settings and did it already work to send any emails?
If you just have problems configuring the smtp host, you could potentially use webinterface - admin page to test out the settings, it should reveal smtp setup problems in much greater detail. I say that because "requested body part" was the message that i did get whenever i used wrong smtp server login details. As soon as you did send a test email from webinterface successfully, it should also work with the email processor.
Only the latest pre-release of webint has the smtp tester builtin. It takes the configuration of ffastrans automatically, so you configure in ffastrans window and test in webinterface.
https://github.com/emcodem/ffastrans_we ... ag/1.3.0.1
did you configure the smtp host in configuration settings and did it already work to send any emails?
If you just have problems configuring the smtp host, you could potentially use webinterface - admin page to test out the settings, it should reveal smtp setup problems in much greater detail. I say that because "requested body part" was the message that i did get whenever i used wrong smtp server login details. As soon as you did send a test email from webinterface successfully, it should also work with the email processor.
Only the latest pre-release of webint has the smtp tester builtin. It takes the configuration of ffastrans automatically, so you configure in ffastrans window and test in webinterface.
https://github.com/emcodem/ffastrans_we ... ag/1.3.0.1
emcodem, wrapping since 2009 you got the rhyme?
Re: Error: "Send e-mail@MW-SPC2: The requested body part was not found in this message."
Years later and still trying to figure this out. It's also not working via the webgui, still getting the same error. Does anyone have a solution for this?
Re: Error: "Send e-mail@MW-SPC2: The requested body part was not found in this message."
Aye,
can you post (or send PM) with the full, uncut error that webui displays when you test? Maybe we have even more info in the webint log?
Also, people say on the internet its about regional settings, do you have all regional settings at us-english or some other language?
To explain, there must be something different on your system than the ones we are working with. Maybe somthing that messes up newline/linefeed characters in some way.
One can only debug this easily when having access to a system where this happens but what i would try is:
1) try sending a message manually using telnet client from commandline: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/excha ... mtp-telnet
2) capture the tcp traffic from your client to smtp server using wireshark or similar and check whats the difference between a working test (maybe telnet client works) and the message actually sent over network
Let me know if you manage to send especially the mail via telnet. In worst case i might come up with a small testing program for you.
can you post (or send PM) with the full, uncut error that webui displays when you test? Maybe we have even more info in the webint log?
Also, people say on the internet its about regional settings, do you have all regional settings at us-english or some other language?
To explain, there must be something different on your system than the ones we are working with. Maybe somthing that messes up newline/linefeed characters in some way.
One can only debug this easily when having access to a system where this happens but what i would try is:
1) try sending a message manually using telnet client from commandline: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/excha ... mtp-telnet
2) capture the tcp traffic from your client to smtp server using wireshark or similar and check whats the difference between a working test (maybe telnet client works) and the message actually sent over network
Let me know if you manage to send especially the mail via telnet. In worst case i might come up with a small testing program for you.
emcodem, wrapping since 2009 you got the rhyme?