On 8/31/00, Bud penned:
>Hi all. I just got done (pat me on the back) setting up my server to
>use Addresses for Relay and unchecked Disable SMTP Auth. Had my
>first client call me when he couldn't send mail. He's using Outlook
>(not Express) version 8.5. We went in and checked the My Server
>Requires Authentication and added his e-mail address and password.
>He's on a virtual server (mail.scanda.com). Got an authentication
>error.
<SNIP>
OK, I searched the knowledge base and found this tidbit:
Note, SMTP Authentication does not work for a shared-IP-address
Virtual Host that uses an external user database.
Well, that's just great. So, I presume it does work with the built-in
Imail database or the registry?
And, now that I already have my clients setup in an external
database, how do I go about moving them to the IMail database? And
are there any drawbacks to using the IMail database? Seems I have no
choice actually, if I want to utilize SPAM protection.
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Bud Schneehagen - Tropical Web Creations
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