Sjoerd Op 't Land wrote: > > andu wrote/ schreef: > > > The authentication for SMTP is the user's address > > ([EMAIL PROTECTED]). I guess if you put that in the "from" part > > should work with mail.them.com: > > from: "joe [EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > It's not clean but it should do the job. > Thanks for your help in the first place. > > I think the e-mail address is not the username. In my situation my > address is: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > SMTP: username:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
No, I meant something else: the username (password) is whatever it is, but the part that the server takes into consideration to determine that you are their client is the one between < >. The part in quotes stands for "the real name" and I thought you could use that to gather information about whoever is using the system since you can't put their email address in the second part. > > And I have the impression that the matching of the two usernames is > occasional. Anyway, I need a way to pass trough a password, and that needs > to be done via some way of encryption. > > I believe MC should be able to handle this. So it should be possible to give > 'smtp.open-relay.com' but also 'username:[EMAIL PROTECTED]' as SMTP > server. I'll look into it... > > Andu, is there any chance MC is going to support SMTP AUTH(entication)? Only if it ends up on Scott's feature request list (towards the top) or I join some extreme love cult. > > > Andu > Regards, / Groeten, > Sjoerd > Andu Archives: http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/ Info: http://www.xworlds.com/metacard/mailinglist.htm Please send bug reports to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, not this list.
