Thanks for the ideas. I should have explained better -- ATT is NOT hosting my domains. They are my ISP, that's all.
My domains are hosted by my own hosting company, starlightsite.com, and in the example I gave, the one that works properly is actually this: account - [EMAIL PROTECTED] smtp - mail.starlightsite.com (I gave a fake example before because I was being paranoid about spam.) But starlightsite.com is not my ISP, so it's not the same as the example you gave. My example of "theotherone.com" is not a "sub-domain," it's a domain with full POP accounts, and it should be able to use mail.theotherone.com as its smtp setting, and/or mail.attbi.com. (Another fake example -- that account is actually the one I use for this list, [EMAIL PROTECTED]) I've just downloaded Emailer Custom Settings... quitting and restarting... sending test message... @#$% that didn't work. Is anyone else using that? So here's the thing: I only get the "network stream error" when I SEND with [EMAIL PROTECTED] mail.attbi.com I don't get the error with my other accounts. Wait a second... [EMAIL PROTECTED] mail.fitchandfitch.com Hey, it worked!!! So try downloading Emailer Custom Settings here: http://www.fogcity.com/files/Emailer/2.0/EmailerSettings-97-12-03.hqx Drop the file in your Claris Emailer Files folder, quit Emailer and restart it, change your smtp and maybe you'll have success. The read me file explains how it works, basically it uses the email *address* to authenticate you rather than the email *account* -- welcome to the 21st century. Now if I could only get rid of those "550 - relaying prohibited" errors... maybe this will cure that as well. Tom Fitch Fitch & Fitch Portland, Oregon >basically - ATT is hosting your domain (theotherone.com) which is why the >"%" - this tells ATT's SMTP/POP3 server(s) that the referenced account is >NOT on te primary domain (ATT), and references the 'sub-domain' the >"%theotherone.com" as the location of the email account. > >using ATT's smtp server (not your 'sub-domain' ) is going to correct >because you(r) not running an SMTP server, ATT is and it lives on their >primary domain. ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
