Hi Brian,
I fail to see how your comment tells me anything
useful?

I know how to do the advanced SMPT setup, but it's
buggy as hell. I often end up with 6-8 entries in
there  (all with the same name, including blank
some blank lines).

They were not put there by me! The program does
it.

I have edited my prefs.js file to remove a ton of
superflous SMTP servers and renamed all references
to smpt1 as per a virgin install, but still it doesn't
work.

I note that some other people were having the %S
smtp server bug and that there's a fix in AccountManager.js,
but I can't find that file on my system anywhere?

Help!

Thanks,
Mark.



Brian Heinrich wrote:
> On 05 Oct 2002, it is alleged that Mark Smith sauntered in to 
> netscape.public.mozilla.mail-news and loudly proclaimed:
> 
>> Hi,
>> I've been having problems with Mozilla on windows 2000
>> regarding sending emails. If I create a new account from
>> scratch, everything works, but after a while things stop
>> working!
>>
>> I just get a dialog box saying sending.... but nothing
>> happens.  I look in the SMTP advanced setup and note
>> that there was about 6 entries for the same SMTP server,
>> so I deleted them all except one and made it the default.
>>
>> Then I get a different message, cannot find SMTP server
>> %S blah blah blah.  Then if I open up the SMTP advanced
>> configuration dialog again, it note that there is a blank
>> line there and the SMTP server is down one entry. So
>> the %S suggests it cannot read the name of the server?
> 
> 
> You're looking in the wrong place:  Edit | Mail & Newsgroups Account 
> Settings | [account]:  Advanced -- then select an SMTP server.
> 
> Note the NGs in my sig for further user questions.
> 
> /b.
> 
>> Mail receiving works fine. Mail sending on other programs
>> works fine. I am running version 1.2a, and I had the same
>> problem with 1.0 and 1.1.
>>
>> Please help!  I am willing to try different things out
>> to try to narrow down the problem if you can suggest
>> something?
>>
>> Kind Regards,
>> Mark Jordan.
> 


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