Re: [SM-USERS] SMTP Auth

2004-01-07 Thread Chris Hilts
> Hi. My SMTP server that my ISP provides requires a username and password > to > send mail, which is obviously different from the users on my system. > > Is there any patch that allows me to specify a username and password to > use > when authenticating? It's in CVS. Set $sitewide_smtp_username

[SM-USERS] SMTP Auth

2004-01-07 Thread Greg Cormier
Title: Message Hi. My SMTP server that my ISP provides requires a username and password to send mail, which is obviously different from the users on my system.   Is there any patch that allows me to specify a username and password to use when authenticating?   Thanks Greg

Re: [SM-USERS] SMTP AUTH method

2003-01-06 Thread Shelley Waltz
Hmmm. I don't believe 2) will work unless SASL has the liblogin method to support method LOGIN. My version does not(1.5.15). Unless a version of SM will be available to support PLAIN soon, I'll try rewriting smtp.php to do so. On Sat, 4 Jan 2003, Mike O'Rourke wrote: In functions/smtp.ph

Re: [SM-USERS] SMTP AUTH method

2003-01-05 Thread Marc Groot Koerkamp
Chris Hilts zei: >> In functions/smtp.php (version 1.2.8), line 596 in the sendSMTP function >> says: >> fputs($smtpConnection, "AUTH LOGIN\r\n") >> Clearly, SM (at least version 1.2.8) is hard-coded to use AUTH LOGIN > > Simply put, when I was writing the auth code in 1.3.3 I was not aware t

Re: [SM-USERS] SMTP AUTH method

2003-01-03 Thread Mike Leone
Mike Leone ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) had this to say on 01/03/03 at 15:42: > I use postfix, not sendmail (thank goodness! :-), but my SM uses PLAIN > AUTH when sending. The only clients I know that use LOGIN AUTH are MS > clients. D'OH! That's what I get for looking at the wrong log entry. :-) My SM i

Re: [SM-USERS] SMTP AUTH method

2003-01-03 Thread Chris Hilts
> In functions/smtp.php (version 1.2.8), line 596 in the sendSMTP function > says: > fputs($smtpConnection, "AUTH LOGIN\r\n") > Clearly, SM (at least version 1.2.8) is hard-coded to use AUTH LOGIN Simply put, when I was writing the auth code in 1.3.3 I was not aware that a mechanism called "

Re: [SM-USERS] SMTP AUTH method

2003-01-03 Thread Mike O'Rourke
In functions/smtp.php (version 1.2.8), line 596 in the sendSMTP function says: fputs($smtpConnection, "AUTH LOGIN\r\n") Clearly, SM (at least version 1.2.8) is hard-coded to use AUTH LOGIN (just line M$ Outlook Depress) You could: 1) Change the SM code to use the PLAIN login in the SMTP con

Re: [SM-USERS] SMTP AUTH method

2003-01-03 Thread Chris Hilts
> Server replied: 503 5.3.3 AUTH mechanism LOGIN not available > > Why does the plain mechanism work for the Imap auth, but not for SMTP > auth? Look at what the server is telling you - it doesn't allow LOGIN (which uses plaintext). Try running the detect script in conf.pl to find out what mechan

Re: [SM-USERS] SMTP AUTH method

2003-01-03 Thread Michael Leone
Shelley Waltz said: > My Imap and Sendmail configurations are configured to support the SASL > "Plain" mechanism only. I am trying to implement SquirrelMail in a > secure Apache server to provide secure webmail. > > I can authenticate at the SquirrelMail login screen fine and read > mail without

[SM-USERS] SMTP AUTH method

2003-01-03 Thread Shelley Waltz
My Imap and Sendmail configurations are configured to support the SASL "Plain" mechanism only. I am trying to implement SquirrelMail in a secure Apache server to provide secure webmail. I can authenticate at the SquirrelMail login screen fine and read mail without problem. When I try to send is