In general, a "too many hops" error indicates a mail loop: the user has two accounts, forwarding to each other, which creates an endless loop. For instance: Improper forwarding causing mail loop
Other types of errors that should be quickly fixed can be caused by users misconfiguring their own email accounts. You should try to reduce the size of the message, or try to split the email into smaller parts and resend it. These errors mean that the size of the message, including all headers, text and attachments, exceeds the domain's maximum per-message size limit - essentially, that your email is too big to be accepted. However, especially with free accounts, this message could actually mean the user no longer checks the account a good rule of thumb is if you continue to receive this error for more than two weeks, it is likely that the account is no longer in use.ĥ52 Message size exceeds fixed maximum message size (5000000)ĥ52 message size exceeds maximum message sizeĥ52 Message size exceeds fixed maximum message size: 5242880 bytes This error will stop as soon as the recipient makes additional room in their mailbox (usually by removing old messages from the server), so you should probably resend your message a little later. Mailbox limit exceeded while appending messageĥ52 Requested mail action aborted: exceeded storage allocation
The following are all examples of email error messages caused by a full mailbox: Most systems have a limit on how much email is allow to reside on the server for each user, and once that limit is reached, there is no room to accept new incoming mail. The most common user problem is a full mailbox. Temporary Problems are likely to be fixed soon Mailbox is full
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