Stephen Isard wrote in <19114-1622726775-764...@sneakemail.com>: |On Thu, 3 Jun 2021, Steffen Nurpmeso steffen-at-sdaoden.eu |s-nail| wrote: ... |>|Well, the "problem", such as it is, is that I am getting the error |>|marker, but there is no entry in the error log. That should be a "can't |>|happen" - the error marker is only supposed to appear when something is |>|added to the log. But it appears to be happening.
So the problem with Microsoft seems to be that they really want (even though it is documented nowhere) u...@outlook.com as the user, so i have "set user=stef...@outlook.com". So it happens that SMTP ends up saying "MAIL FROM:<USER@HOST@HOST>", which Microsoft then does not dig. That is a bummer. It reminds me of Gavin Troy stating something about such things many years ago, before we lost the man from the green island once i welcomed Ralph with "welcome man from the islans", or somthing similar. Poor Gavin. Who can understand that? Well i never used anything Microsoftish since 1999, and that is tough. Maybe we just strip the user when we see it contains a "@", i have to look through all places where we use this. I actually have to think about this. Thanks Stephen, for bringing this to my attention. Just like the famous words from a famous song Aquí se queda la clara La entrañable transparencia De tu querida presencia Well, that has to be said. |> Obsolete *autoinc* (keep only *newmail*) | |Apologies, I misinterpreted this as meaning "no more autoinc, now you |have to use the newmail command". But it still works, no? 'Should, though it would never use it. (At least not until we would use path watchers or anything non-polling. But this not hacked.) Ciao from within grey sultriness, --steffen | |Der Kragenbaer, The moon bear, |der holt sich munter he cheerfully and one by one |einen nach dem anderen runter wa.ks himself off |(By Robert Gernhardt)
