Jim
Nice one. Completely off base, but nice one all the same.
Look in your local glossary and find what the 'R' represents in the acronym
RFC
Furthermore:
- Eudora and NetScape SMTP AUTH run SUCESSFULLY on both MS-EXCHANGE and
Sendmail 8.10
Actually, I could waste my time on supplying you more information, but
that's pretty pointless, in the light of your altogether different,
uninformed, viewpoint.
Ipswitch is looking into the problem. Shouldn't that be enough for you to
understand that the problem is with them?
have a nice day
Anthony Santen
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jimmy Trillium" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, April 04, 2000 4:51 PM
Subject: [IMail Forum] SMTP Auth Complaint list:
> I understand that the issue is easy to blame Ipswitch, but I think you
need
> to
> contact Netscape and Eudora for sub-standard SMTP authentication. Just as
an
> example Netscape places the userid in the from field that is why users are
> continually prompted for their password. Eudora I don't know where to
begin.
> If you would like to complain please complain to the rightful owners. If
you
> would like to complain send Netscape and Eudora a copy of RFC SMTP
> Authentication Standards. Why should Ipswitch nor any other software
company
> have to build application built around someone else's standards. That is
why
> the RFC "Request For Comments" is available to the public. It was designed
> for
> creating a form of standards. What is even more sad is that some of the
RFC
> articles on SMTP was created by Netscape. See RFC 2554
>
> Jim
>
>
>
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