Mark Hansen wrote:
On 4/25/2010 11:46 AM, Ken Honeyman wrote:
Lance Courtland wrote:
Test wrote:
This happened to me and another person here after we upgraded to 2.04
This worked for us
In email go to
Edit
Mail& News Account Settings
Outgoing Server - click on edit
Uncheck Use Secure Authentication
me2 wrote:
I should have mentioned I'm running 2.0.4 SM, and that under Default
encryption while grayed out Never is selected.
On Thu, 22 Apr 2010 21:47:03 -0500, me2<p...@thirdstaratright.net>
wrote:
No security is selected but any attempt to send mail produces this
message."Unable to authenticate to SMTP server
It goes on to say, "The server does not support any secure compatible
secure authentication mechanism..."
No encryption is selected in Mail security..
No security is selected in Server settings.
Selecting security from top mail menu "Digitally signed No, Encrypted
No."
I did a cold boot problem continues.
The old copy of 1.17 on the same machine works correctly in mail as
does a copy on another machine on the same network.
any suggestions welcome.
This is due to a change in the port and authentication of the Comcast
SMTP server. (Thanks for telling us, Comcast)
From a mail page, go to Edit/Mail& newsgroups account
settings/Outgoing server (SMTP)/select Comcast and then Edit.
I have had the same problem on my supplier but I can follow these
instructions up to and including selecting my "Outgoing server (SMTP)"
but then how am I supposed to "then Edit"? All I have is a drop down
selection list with SMTP server names, I've tried picking each one and
the all seem to produce the error but I can see no route into edit
anything about them... they are just a selection drop down list. There
is no "Edit" button, right clicking them does nothing. I've read all the
help, I've searched all the menus... I am very puzzled. :-\
Ken
Then you're in the wrong place.
When running SM Mail and Newsgroups, go to
Edit -> Mail& Newsgroups Account Settings...
This will give you the Mail& Newsgroups Account Settings dialog.
In the tree view on the left side of that dialog, scroll to the bottom
and you should see an entry named: Outgoing Server (SMTP)
Click on that.
Now, on the right side of that dialog will be a list of outgoing servers
(of which there may only be one in your case). Select one of them and then
click on the Edit... button.
Kudos Mark. That was a quick, excellent response that together with the
earlier responses solved my problem. I am impressed, thank you sir... :-)
Ken
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