On Friday, January 30, 2004, Terry wrote... >> Really nobody who can help me here?
[..] > Have you tried connecting to SMTPS via telnet and sending a message > that way? You may get more information that could point to a > problem. The whole point of smtps is so that text isn't sent in plain clear text over the internet, you won't be able to use telnet to connect directly to the server, you'd have to introduce something into the loop... stunnel... which he already says using works fine. > "Once connected to an SMTP server, The Bat! checks which of the > server's RFC-2554-authentication mechanisms is available, and > chooses the most secure. Even when "Require secure (MD5) > authentication" is off, if the server does supports it, secure > authentication will take place." Hrm... I think there may be a little confusion here... smtps is connecting to an SMTP server using TLS/SSL... the above is used when that method isn't used as there is no point encrypting a password in an already encrypted mechanism. Though there is nothing really stopping you from doing it though I guess. -- Jonathan Angliss ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) On the other hand, you have different fingers.
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