Manuel Reimer wrote: > Rick Merrill wrote: >> "Secure Authenticated Logon to Our Server: >> Before posting any articles to our server you must configure your >> newsreader to logon with a Username and Password. > > Configure SeaMonkey with the server name. Try to fetch news, SeaMonkey > prompts for password.
For Mr Merrill's problem, it may help to know which news server he is trying to access. Sounds like it is some non-standard affair. > You most probably want to use the password manager to store the > password, as password handling for news of both, SeaMonkey and > Thunderbird, *SUCKS*. They prompt for the password over and over and > over again which is one reason, why I tend to change my newsreader. Prompting for password "over and over?" Are you checking the "Don't ask me again" checkbox? Thunderbird's own password-keeping has always worked very well for me, since version 0.2 -- zero-point-two. I don't use Thunderbird for News (though I have test accounts set up), preferring a full-featured newsreader that isn't mostly an email client. -- -bts -Four wheels carry the body; two wheels move the soul _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
