Hello, I have tried all I could and read for 2 hours about this, but still no solution and it looks more and more like a plain bug.
Setup : IMAP account and SMTP server configured for "Use Username and password". Entered username. All attempts to send mail are refused by the smtp server because no authentication was done (this server requires authentication for outgoing mails). But Mozilla *never* asks me for my SMTP password info. So no doubt it won't even try to authenticate. Could it be that Mozilla "thinks" the server does not support SMTP AUTH and so doesn't even ask for password ? Here is how those smtp attempts looks like : EHLO somecomputer 250-somedomain.com Hello somecomputer 250-ETRN 250-AUTH LOGIN CRAM-MD5 250-8BITMIME 250 SIZE 0 MAIL FROM:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> One clearly sees that though the server announce AUTH LOGIN CRAM-MD5 and though the "Use name and password" is checked in Mozilla parameters, Mozilla does not attempt any authentication and goes straight to the MAIL FROM.... Would it still require the *old* 'AUTH=LOGIN' syntax ? Isn't this already fixed ? -- Olivier <om(at)tipgroup(dot)com>
