The admin sent me again the Host mail and now it is working 100%
Thank you again
@Ronein wrote:I talked with admin and he gave me the hostmail
smtp.tleumi
However ,now I get another error
ERROR: Email: 530 5.7.57 SMTP; Client was not authenticated to send anonymous mail during MAIL FROM
My questions:
What does it mean?
What is this error?
How can I solve it?
You are on the right track now! 🙂
What you need, as @Kurt_Bremser has already indicated, is to check with your admin what credentials are needed on the smtp server ... and than one needs to fiddle that into the email options according to the documentation. But I am sure we can workt that out. 🙂
Hello
It is another topic that I open related to sending email from SAS .
It is strange and I want to understand why it happens and how can I solve it.
When I open SAS and create a simple program with short code of sending email then it is working 100% and I get the email.
filename mymail email "Dave.Stein@gmail.com" subject="test message";
data _null_;
file mymail;
put 'Hello there';
run;
But when I add this short code to exisiting sas program with long code then I get an error
ERROR: Email host < not found.
Any idea why did it happen?
Why in shirt program it works well and in long program not?
Talk to the sas admins, the email host needs to be configured. I don't think that those options can be changed in an active session.
@andreas_lds wrote:
Talk to the sas admins, the email host needs to be configured. I don't think that those options can be changed in an active session.
Sure they can and easy to check in the docu.
I do not fully understand your description. The code quoted does work if run on its own, but when merged with the code quoted above and run with that it does not? Is it that?
If so ... could you check for differences in the smtp setup in both cases?
proc options group=email; run;
Just to ensure that we are walking down the same road.
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