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Hello I am having the same problem. It seems commenting out stream.ReadTimeout = 10000 in Utilities.cs fixes the problem. I wouldn't know why it times out in the first place...
I believe the problem is that ReadToEnd is being called on the network stream (for instance in the MailMessage Load method), which is then setting the read timeout value to...
Yea you're right, the logic for the setseen flag was inverted...
According to RFC3501: > SENTON > Messages whose [RFC-2822] Date: header (disregarding time and > timezone) is within the specified date. Does that not imply that time and timezone will...
ah okay you're right then!
Thanks! Shouldn't TcpClient or NetworkStream error out though if the connection is dropped? What actually happens if the connection is dropped and you call ReadByte on a NetworkStream? I would...
Exchange sure is a strange beast, it's been causing nothing but trouble :-) Will do some experimenting when I get around to it. cheers, smiley22
I've been trying to re-produce this but haven't had much luck. I only have access to an Exchange 2003 server though, so this is something that must have changed with...
Thank you, I will take a look at it when I get a chance.
Yes sure, you can do that.