>Are you sure that this account had its "Email Account" and "Email >Address" set to "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"? no - I believe that is what i did - but I am not sure now... I will check this evening
>>The results are: >>* sending to anyone other than myself - no recipient, no relay > >Weird. Assuming that the answer to my question above is "Yes", the >second account should be sending the same information to the SMTP >server that other email applications would send. If your problem turns >out to be something else, you may be able to go back to using a single >account to get and send. >What sort of setup instructions did you get from this ISP with regard >to your email settings? Did they mention anything about authentication? smtp and pop3 server are: mail.britsys.net nothing about authentication (see: http://www.britsys.net/support/support_email.html) >Are you by any chance trying to use their SMTP server while you are >logged onto a different ISP? Some ISPs don't permit this type of >usage. Others only allow it with some form of authentication. no - I am definately on Britsys's network >Have you tried getting your email before you send? Some ISP's use an >authentication scheme that requires getting before sending. yes - no effect >>* sending a test message to myself (at the same address I am sending >>from) works > >Yeah, the SMTP server thinks you're not an authorized user, so it's >rejecting your messages to people outside the network since that would >be relaying. However, messages to people inside the network are >allowed since that's not relaying. >When you tried using Netscape Messenger, what settings did you use? Is >it possible you didn't copy something correctly when you transferred >the settings to Emailer? as above pop and smtp servers are mail.britsys.net ------------------- Chip Scheide Systems Coordinator Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh The aim of every Constitution is, or ought to be, first to obtain for rulers men who posses most wisdom to discern, most virtue to pursue, the common good of society - The Federalist Papers (Madison as Publius) ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
