ATT: Err=-101 Function=FFAPI_RunGet / Error=20

 Last reviewed: October 20, 1997
Article ID: Q98811
1.00 MS-DOS kb3rdparty kbtlc

The information in this article applies to:

  • Microsoft Mail Gateway to AT&T EasyLink, version 1.0

Microsoft Mail Gateway to AT&T EasyLink may display the following error message on the screen or in the ATTGATE.LOG file once the SMTPGATE.EXE is executed: 

   Err=-101 Function=FFAPI_RunGet FFAPI Run-Time Error. Error=20
   Process=C:\ATTGATE\SMTPGET.EXE
This error message indicates there was a problem trying to spawn SMTPGET.EXE--the File Format API (FFAPI)-based executable that pulls mail queued up for EasyLink, from the MS Mail postoffice. The Error=20 is a FFAPI error, meaning there is insufficient memory for it to run.

The AT&T Gateway requires at least 470K of free conventional memory. The amount of conventional memory determines the number of recipients supported in a single message, and it can be determined by using the MS-DOS MEM command: 

   c:>mem
For example, after all the required network drivers are loaded and there is 515K free conventional memory, the gateway supports approximately 350 recipients in a message passing through the gateway.

NOTE: Each additional kilobyte supports approximately 15 more recipients. The size of the message body or attachment(s) is not limited by the amount of conventional memory.

REFERENCES

"Microsoft Mail Gateway to AT&T Mail Administrator's Guide"

Version 3.0 of the Microsoft Mail Software Development Kit, "File Format API for Gateways and Applications" manual

Additional reference words: 3.20 SMTPPUT SMTP ErrMsg FFAPI Run-Time 20
KBCategory: kb3rdparty kbtlc
KBSubcategory: MailGWATT

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Last reviewed: October 20, 1997
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