On Tue, 2012-02-21 at 14:11 +0000, Steve T wrote: > On Tue, 2012-02-21 at 13:42 +0000, Pete Biggs wrote:
.......... > > > > I don't know about Yahoo - I can only suggest you try it and see. > > OK - suck it and see - that's where I think I had got to, when I had > the problem with the SMTP setting on my test account. I'll get back to > that and try again. Pete, Just FYI and for the interest of the list. I have tried various settings in the 'Edit -> Preferences' settings and although they appear to 'stick' within the config itself (ie make the edit-make changes-apply-exit - changes show correctly on next edit), they don't appear to be picked up by Evo immediately. In this instance, I have two SMTP accounts (domains) with the same provider - so the server is the same, just the login changes. One of the accounts has the 'purchased' authenticated SMTP and the other not. If I change the accounts so they both use the 'authorised smtp' user, I need to shut down Evo completely and reboot before the change takes effect - obviously ditto for changing it back. Bit of a pain - but it explains what I thought I saw earlier. I'm all but certain that I've changed config settings in the past (earlier versions of Evo) and they took effect immediately, so maybe there's either a bug or a change in this (3.2.3) version of Evo. Anyway, my EMail provider does as you said they might, and checks the 'from' address being of the correct domain - and rejects the send anyway - sods law. I'm just checking with my ISP to see if their mail service allows me to 'relay' across domains. Thanks for your assistance and input.
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