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Re: Does this mean kio_smtp is fixed?
by Thunderbird User on Wednesday 03/Nov/2004, @06:42

There's already a bug open smartass. If you can't say anything informative,keep your sarcy comments to yourself!

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Re: Does this mean kio_smtp is fixed?
by fab on Thursday 04/Nov/2004, @01:41

no need to reply like that.

Ciao'

Fab

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Re: Does this mean kio_smtp is fixed?
by Thunderbird User on Thursday 04/Nov/2004, @03:01

Why not? I asked a perfectly reasonable question, and was met with a saracastic response.

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Re: Does this mean kio_smtp is fixed?
by standsolid on Thursday 04/Nov/2004, @09:30

I really wish you had left your email address for us to resond. I didn't want to fill this forum up with junk.

But your response was totally inappropriate. Even if you had filled out a bug report, the user was trying to be helpful.

Any in reply to your problem: perahps the trouble if your mail server requires you to log into POP3 first and then send mail without a password. This is the way it is for some SMTP servers.

//Kenny

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Re: Does this mean kio_smtp is fixed?
by Brendan Orr on Tuesday 09/Nov/2004, @11:02

Actually, I think this case is a little different, as it warrented a bug report: http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=89518. I too, have be striken down with this bug. While my mail service does do things like you said, it usually has worked flawlessly in the past until a fatefull "for amodule in *; pushd $amodule&&cvs up&&popd;done" I guess I can always check out kdebase/kioslave/smtp from some tag before the change went in. Thank goodness for a web interface to my mail :)

--Brendan

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