@RubenGouws - they would need to access this through WHM >> Exim Configuration Manager. The value is called "Maximum line length for SMTP transports (Minimum: 1; Maximum: 1,000,000)"
I have spoken to a few of their support guys and they have no idea where to access WHM. Can you please send me a link that I can give them maybe?
@RubenGouws - if you have a shared account, I guarantee they know how to access WHM, they just don't want to make the change for some reason. The WHM URL is always https://x.x.x.x:2087, where "x.x.x.x" is your server's IP address.
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This site can’t be reached"
Hopefully they will help now.
Thank you again for the replay. Its a pitty that this might be the case. I will call them again. I have tried to access it from my side but comes back with "
This site can’t be reached"
Hopefully they will help now.
So
So I Spoke to godaddy again. Now they admit I do not access the WHM as I'm on a shared server with many other customers. I do understand, however, they refuse to make the change in the setting as they think I'm might impact other customers. So I'm screwed and can not use the panel at all.
So I Spoke to godaddy again. Now they admit I do not access the WHM as I'm on a shared server with many other customers. I do understand, however, they refuse to make the change in the setting as they think I'm might impact other customers. So I'm screwed and can not use the panel at all.
I agree, you would not have access to WHM. From my perspective, there really isn't an impact for end-users for this change, and raising it shouldn't be a problem (before some recent Exim changes there wasn't a limit in place at all) but unfortunately it is up to them how they handle their servers.
Ok I change the message linelength limit in Exim Configuration Manager -> BASIC Editor -> Maximum line length for SMTP transports to 65536, and as suggested I changed the TRANSPORTSTART section adding a "message_linelength_limit = 65536" because I'm using mailchannels, as suggested here: SOLVED - Problem CPANEL-39824 : message has lines too long for transport - Since January 21, 2022
But when I run this command:exim -bP transport_list | while read list ; do echo "$list" ; exim -bP transport $list | grep line ; done
I get this message:
But when I run this command:exim -bP transport_list | while read list ; do echo "$list" ; exim -bP transport $list | grep line ; done
I get this message:
What exactly do exim -bP transport_list | while read list ; do echo "$list" ; exim -bP transport $list | grep line ; done does? (it's a code I got from this thread). And where I can find that mailchannels_smtp message_linelength_limit = 998? So I can change it.
@mapachio - I checked a test server, and I don't have the 998 limit on my machine. While you should not change the file directly, can you check your /etc/exim.conf file to see if the 998 value is present there? If so, it may have been configured in WHM >> Exim Configuration under the Advanced Editor tab.
Hello, I am running version 110.0.5 of cPanel and got this error message despite having
the variable “Maximum line length for SMTP transports” set to “40960”
I hope changing it to “500000” solves this issue
the variable “Maximum line length for SMTP transports” set to “40960”
I hope changing it to “500000” solves this issue
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After the change to "500000", another message bounced
so I am changing the value to the top limit
so I am changing the value to the top limit
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