Thanks for the clarification.
Kind regards.
Em qua, 24 de jun de 2015 17:19, Wietse Venema
escreveu:
> Fabio S. Schmidt:
> > I have already tested it running a telnet on the server and I got the
> > "235 Authentication successful":
> >
> > * perl -MMIME::Base64 -e 'print
> > encode_base64("\000
Fabio S. Schmidt:
> I have already tested it running a telnet on the server and I got the
> "235 Authentication successful":
>
> * perl -MMIME::Base64 -e 'print
> encode_base64("\000API-KEY\000USERNAME\000PASSWORD")'
> * AUTH PLAIN Base64
...
> Thank your very much for being so prompt.
>
> I cont
Fabio S. Schmidt:
> Hi,
>
> I'm setting up an authenticated relay on my server (I need to relay to
> Elastic Email) and the server requires that I insert the "Api Key" before
> the username and password.
>
> How do I implement this into my passwords map?
No-one has ever needed to specify an auth
Hi,
I'm setting up an authenticated relay on my server (I need to relay to
Elastic Email) and the server requires that I insert the "Api Key" before
the username and password.
How do I implement this into my passwords map?
I have already tested it running a telnet on the server and I got the "23
