>and gmail wouldn't take it. Near as my testing shows, when send/post go to
>read .netrc, it doesn't use the '-server' value to look up 'machine' and then
>pick up the login/password fields - once I added '-user [email protected]', it
>was then able to find the right line in .netrc and it started working.
So ... I guess what's happening is I call ruserpass() with "user" (see
sm_get_pass() in smtp.c), and I set up user like this:
if (user == NULL)
user = getusername();
But ... from what I see, I do pass in the hostname where you're
going to. So I think in this case it's trying to match up
smtp.gmail.com, but it wasn't finding "valdis" there (because that's
the default). I _think_ that if you had another [email protected] on
a different machine entry, it wouldn't match it. Could you set
a breakpoint or two inside of ruserpass() to be sure?
--Ken
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