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From: Georg Bauhaus <bauhaus@futureapps.invalid>
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Subject: Re: Sending HTML e-mails
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On 02.02.16 00:11, John Smith wrote:
> "250 Requested mail action okay, completed"
>
> Probably not the most informative piece of text...

That isn't so bad, as it says that the server has
accepted the mail. Usually, if anything happens as
a consequence of further processing or transport,
you might get a bounce message. Or you might not get
one, if the mail transport system is configured to
be silent about its doings. But, as there is no technical
mail tracking, you'd have to follow its path manually,
i.e., scan all log files, if any, of all MTAs involved,
and of all delivery agents involved at the end.

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