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trybee
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| Posted: 04 December 2007 at 8:51am | IP Logged
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Great product, small and lite, exactly what I need however I am having some issues sending emails. (I am running Windows 2003 POP & SMTP & MailBee Lite.)
1. Am I correct in saying that MailBee does not work with SPA authentication? If POP is configured for SPA, I get the "SPA required, use AUTH or APOP" error message in MailBee. If SPA is not checked on my POP server, I am able to login and view the messages in MailBee.
2. The POP username needs to be in the "account@domain" format (when not using SPA) so I have to login into MailBee using account@domain. However the SMTP username needs to only be "account". Hence when trying to send an email I get an authentication error. Looking at the logs, I see that MailBee is trying to connect to the SMTP server using the login credentials that also include @domain. Is there a work around? Can I perhaps change some aspx pages to make this work? Are there any options in IIS to make the POP/SMTP usernames the same?
I appreciate any help with this issue.
Thanks.
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Alex
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Yes, you can make it work with SPA or with different logins for POP3 and SMTP through a small coding.
Search web/functions.cs for AuthenticationMethods string. In POP3 case, you can then modify
Code:
pop.Login(strLoginVal, strPasswordVal, MailBee.AuthenticationMethods.Regular);
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You can change it to AuthenticationMethods.Auto (or to AuthenticationMethods.SaslNtlm). Or, you can add domain part to the login.
Regards,
Alex
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