hi, i doubt that this will work, but you could try entering 'user:[EMAIL PROTECTED]' in the kmail smtp server box, however whenever i've seen this sort of login work it is for an interactive session of some sort - ftp etc., otherwise what you need to do is send the mail from kmail to another prog on local host that can be configured to send to smtp.mynewisp.com. i know that postfix will send direct to domains, but perhaps it can be set to send all mail to one server? bascule On Wednesday 05 September 2001 1:37 am, you wrote: > Joan Tur wrote: > > Thank you for the responses I've received so far. However, I still can't > seem to send mail reliably using kmail. > > A few more specifics, since I probably didn't explain the problem well > to begin with: > > my incoming mail is through mail1.myoldisp.com > > outgoing is through: smtp.mynewisp.net > > The problem is that outgoing mail requires a completely different user > name and password than my incoming mail. Every time I try to send mail I > get the message: > > 505 client not authenticated > > I'm able to receive mail with no problem. > > As someone suggested, I've tried to set up PostFix to send mail, and it > works for some domains, but not all. > > I'm pretty much a complete beginner, so any help is appreciated! > > --Gina
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