Form2Email Submission Retrieval

Important: This archive viewer was created because of times when form2email submissions can not be delivered. This happens most often when the user enters an invalid email address in the 'mailfrom' field.
The form2email CGI script writes a copy of every message received to a text file, and all messages — even those that can not be sent via email — are stored here in a permanent archive. If your form2email application does not use Javascript to enforce legal email addresses in the 'mailfrom' field you should use this page to check the contents of the archive file to make sure you are getting all of the form2email submissions sent.

The form2email CGI also attempts to send an email to you warning of an undeliverable submission. This has not been fully tested, so don't rely on it completely for notification.

Enter your Username and the Form2Email submission address to see the archived submissions.
Username:
Form2Email Address:
Instructions:
  1. Log in using your Username (the same one you use to access your web directory on our servers) and the email address the Form2Email script submits to.
  2. View the messages.
  3. If you want to save the archive locally, use your browser's "Save" function.

Very Important: The archive does not clear itself out, so it will grow and grow until you click the "Clear Form2Email Archive" link at the bottom of the retrieved list. I intentionally put it at the bottom so it could not be accidentally clicked before you read the messages. When you clear the archive, it is moved to the trash, and the next time I "Empty Trash" on the script server (about once/week) it will be gone forever. So make sure all emails are accounted for before you do that.

Reminder: The information found in the archive should not be new to you. You should have received each submission found in the archive via email already. The archive shows the date and time it was submitted, to help you track the message down in your email inbox. If you find that messages that are found in the archive were never emailed to you, please let me know.