From: "Nick Kitson"
> Hi, I'm new to Rebol and have a problem with SMTP authentication which my
> mail server requires but the Send function does not appear to include.
>
> I've tried a POP read first but it doesn't help.
>
> I've done a fair bit of RFMing but no luck.
>
> The documentation for SMTP doesn't refer to authentication although when I
> look at the SMTP 'Scheme' it does include user: and pass: in its
> definition - I cannot understand the code enough to see whether they are
> being used.
>
> I'm sure a new SMTP scheme could be written which includes authentication
> but its a bit beyond me for now!
>
> - can anybody help?
>
> Thanks, Nick
Hi, Nick,
I scanned the last nine months of archived list messages, and can't find the
answer. Several others have asked essentially the same question, but
without answer. I'm virtually certain that it can be done, but it is not
obvious to me either. I would normally hack around to see if I could figure
it out, but unfortunately (or, perhaps, fortunately ;) none of the smtp
servers that I use require authentication. So I can't really be of direct
help.
My first thought was to change the settings in the user.r file (located
usually where REBOL is installed) and try to change the SMTP server from:
smtp.my.dom
to:
user:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Save the file and then restart REBOL. If that works, then the great, but it
is unsecure if anyone has access to your file system, so the trick then is
to supply the values as needed (which is what you are asking, I know).
Otherwise I would request support at [EMAIL PROTECTED] and see if the
answer is known. If you figure it out, be sure and let us know! The
question will surely rise again.
Good luck!
--Scott Jones
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