Quentin,
My AUTH question relates to this:
You go into Netscape.. You setup your outgoing mail username to be:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] or AJO%DPZONE.COM
The whole username is "ajo%dpzone.com"
You enter in my password at the prompt: THe whole password is "PASSWORD"
My question is if IMAIL receives the WHOLE "ajo%dpzone.com" and the
whole "password" THEN why can't it be smart enough to decode the
username and domain and then either allow the AUTH to continue or not.
POP / IMAP decode just find. WHY is SMTP any different? As far as
Netscape isconcerned.. the username is: "ajo%dpzone.com", not AJO... The
SMTP SERVICE should be able to KNOW where to authenticate based on that
incoming username. It looks for ajo in the dpzone.com database. It
shouldn't matter what IP it comes on. It has enough information to
decode it based on the incoming SMTP send.
Netscape I KNOW WORKS with normal accounts in the primary domain.. SO it
seems that Netscape works just fine with IMAIL.. It's just IMAIL seems
to not decode the incoming domain that is part of the USERID.
Thanks...
AJ
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