It isn't possible to supply a MAILSTREAM with mm_login(), since either
there is no MAILSTREAM (sending with SMTP or NNTP) or the MAILSTREAM is in
the process of being created (IMAP, POP3, or reading with NNTP). Either
way, there is no usable MAILSTREAM that can be used.
The right way to solve your problem is to have a global database in which
you look up some set of host, orighost, user, authuser, and service from
the NETMBX. That probably means that you need to specify /user=??? in the
specification that you supply to mail_open()/smtp_open()/nntp_open() in
order to disambiguate which request the mm_login() is doing.
The need to use /user=??? is probably the missing piece of the puzzle;
instead of letting mm_login() get the user name, it has to be supplied
when you do the open call and mm_login() just copies it.
-- Mark --
http://staff.washington.edu/mrc
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Si vis pacem, para bellum.
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