Tracking undelivered email and read receipt

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Hi,

I need to track the bounced emails and save the information into the database also I want to get the read receipt for the emails and save them into the database.

I did the read receipt coding and saved them into database successfully. But I don't know how to save the bounced mail info into the database. I want everything automatically.

Is there any way to do these or is there and 3rd party email tracking tool available to achieve this, but that has to be integrated with in my application.

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Anand

Posted 15-Dec-10 20:26pm

anandr210484

Updated 15-Dec-10 21:43pm

Dalek Dave

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Dalek Dave 16-Dec-10 3:43am

Edited for Readability.

Keith Barrow 16-Dec-10 3:50am

Please tell us wether a) You are doing this at the server or b) at the client, it will also be helpful to know which client or server you are interacting with.

anandr210484 16-Dec-10 4:01am

Hi,
i want to do this in server not client.i did the coding for when a client reads the mail i ll get the acknowledge from them using some hidden image technique and saved the details in server database its working.

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MrBatra · Answer 1 · 2010-12-28T03:58:00

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Hey,

Did you tried adding return path.

myMail.Headers.Add("Return-Path", "bounce@mydomain.com");

Hope this help.

Posted 28-Dec-10 3:58am

MrBatra

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