________________________________ From: Victor Duchovni <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Sun, April 25, 2010 8:17:11 PM Subject: Re: Authentication problem with Thunderbird On Sun, Apr 25, 2010 at 10:18:57AM -0700, mohamad rahimi wrote: > >> "Unable to authentication to SMTP server mx.mydomain. The server does not > > >support any compatible secure authentication mechanism but you have chosen > > >secure authentication. Try switching off secure authentication." > > >"Secure Authentication" means no plaintext passwords, i.e. GSSAPI, > >CRAM-MD5, ... Are you sure you have support for mechanisms other than > >"PLAIN"? If not, don't tell Thunderbird to try and use them... > >> I am sure our mail server had the mechanisms for Secure Authentication. >What do you mean when you say this? Which non-plaintext SASL mechanisms >does your server support, and how? >> my question is that how can I understand that now our mail server >> support this mechanisms and how can I run this. >The above sentence does not make sense in English I am afraid. :-( Sorry for inconvenient in my explanation. In my first email I told that this problem happened after restart the firewall and mail server before that I did not have this problem and it means Secure Authentication mechanisms worked. I don't know Which non-plaintext or plaintext SASL mechanisms my server support. how can I find out?
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