[Resolved] Re: What is SMTP-AUTH error message coming from?
On 08/13/2009 05:10 PM, chicagofan wrote: I apparently never checked the SMTP with the *Edit* function. However, this just gets more bizarre. Both SM versions have Port 25 in the box [and beside it, locked in, Default 25]. And as the Error message is saying... there is a name and password shown for authentication. Now tell me why my old mail program is working with identical settings? Never mind, I just changed the Port to 0, and removed the authentication on the new program, and it sent that one message. :) I'm guessing Charter switched those settings in the old program [in one place] and it was OK as long as I continued to use *that* program. I'm saying this, because I remember it used to be 25, and I don't remember changing it. Could they have done that? I forgot to say I'm on a laptop. I don't know what my desktop has, it's been so long since I used it. Thanks to everyone who has been patiently helping me! bj So I reckon that we can mark this [Resolved] so that others don't continue to offer additional suggestions? ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: [Resolved] Re: What is SMTP-AUTH error message coming from?
NoOp wrote: On 08/13/2009 05:10 PM, chicagofan wrote: I apparently never checked the SMTP with the *Edit* function. However, this just gets more bizarre. Both SM versions have Port 25 in the box [and beside it, locked in, Default 25]. And as the Error message is saying... there is a name and password shown for authentication. Now tell me why my old mail program is working with identical settings? Never mind, I just changed the Port to 0, and removed the authentication on the new program, and it sent that one message. :) I'm guessing Charter switched those settings in the old program [in one place] and it was OK as long as I continued to use *that* program. I'm saying this, because I remember it used to be 25, and I don't remember changing it. Could they have done that? I forgot to say I'm on a laptop. I don't know what my desktop has, it's been so long since I used it. Thanks to everyone who has been patiently helping me! bj So I reckon that we can mark this [Resolved] so that others don't continue to offer additional suggestions? Yes, I didn't know there was a protocol for that. Thanks! Also the Newsgroup [cross posting] message filter IS working, that you helped me with. Thanks again! Barbara ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: [Resolved] Re: What is SMTP-AUTH error message coming from?
On 08/13/2009 06:19 PM, chicagofan wrote: NoOp wrote: On 08/13/2009 05:10 PM, chicagofan wrote: I apparently never checked the SMTP with the *Edit* function. However, this just gets more bizarre. Both SM versions have Port 25 in the box [and beside it, locked in, Default 25]. And as the Error message is saying... there is a name and password shown for authentication. Now tell me why my old mail program is working with identical settings? Never mind, I just changed the Port to 0, and removed the authentication on the new program, and it sent that one message. :) I'm guessing Charter switched those settings in the old program [in one place] and it was OK as long as I continued to use *that* program. I'm saying this, because I remember it used to be 25, and I don't remember changing it. Could they have done that? I forgot to say I'm on a laptop. I don't know what my desktop has, it's been so long since I used it. Thanks to everyone who has been patiently helping me! bj So I reckon that we can mark this [Resolved] so that others don't continue to offer additional suggestions? Yes, I didn't know there was a protocol for that. Thanks! Also the Newsgroup [cross posting] message filter IS working, that you helped me with. Thanks again! Barbara No protocol... just a nice thing to do when the problem is solved :-) Glad you got it working! Note: for newsgroups that I expect to see some crossposting to related newsgroups (not spammers) I want to be alerted that I'll: 1) either need to remove the crossposts when responding, or 2) ignore the post because it's been crossposted, I set the filter to mark it as read, flag it, and mark it as 'work'; that way the post header appears in orange with a flag I immediately know that it includes crosspost headers. ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
