As the smarthost configuration is identical on both of these servers, I
doubt that it's my ISP's mail server.
I have even tried with /SECURITY=none as suggested within the
courier-mta documentation.
The <user> and <pass> details used to log in to my ISP's mail server are
my own, and they work on the server.
But the telnet results:
220 smtp.ains.net.au ESMTP
EHLO tcl.homedns.org
250-smtp.ains.net.au
250-PIPELINING
250-8BITMIME
250 SIZE 20000000
Doesn't give any clear suggestion as to what flavour of SMTP it's
running as far as I can tell.
Sam Varshavchik wrote:
Tim Lyth writes:
When I enable the smarthost line, any email sent out is immediately
DSN'd back stating:
<<< Compatible SASL authentication not available.
As the error message says, your smarthost does not support any SASL
authentication methods that are supported by Courier.
What needs to be fixed, and how do I do it? (other than disabling
smarthosting...)
Determine what SASL authentication methods are advertised by your
selected smarthost. Since courier-authlib implements most common
authentication methods out there, the only possibilities are:
1) Your smarthost does not support authenticated SMTP at all, either
it's misconfigured or you're using the wrong smarthost
2) Your smarthost is some commercial mail server, like Exchange, which
has been configured to support only proprietary MS authentication
schemes.
In any case, this is pure speculation until you telnet to your
smarthost's port 25 and see what authentication methods it claims to
support.
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