I was able to get SMTP to work be specifying localhost (I allow relaying from localhost), but am unable to get the authorization aspect to work (I'll try again with the new build). I was using the domain name 'willowisp.net' with SMTP authorization. works in other clients, so I don't think it is a server problem.

anyway, I'll try in the new version and report back.

on a totally different note, has anyone put together a cookie monster to clear session info? I am finding that occasionally I enter a hung state that can only be fixed by dropping the session and logging in again.

Also, my previous comments were 'pie in the sky' thinking - I think roundcube is the slickest email client i have ever used - great work.
j.

Geoffrey McCaleb wrote:

It works for me when enabled.

Quick question, what do you have smtp_server set to? Localhost, local IP
(e.g. 127.x.x.x), or the hostname?

Geoffrey

On 10/8/2005, "Joshua Layne" <joshua@willowisp.net> wrote:

Hi all,
My SMTP auth works fine with Mozilla thunderbird (using system account),
but fails with a:

*SMTP Error in /opt/web/roundcube/program/steps/mail/sendmail.inc
(179):* Connection failed: 554 : Relay access denied

No valid recipients

in roundcube.  Anyone else running into this problem?  Have workarounds?

I have my SMTP domain, username and password set in the config file -
seems like it could be nice to have this keyed off of the end-users
username:password also, is there any way to store these in the session
and pull them out for this purpose, or is that generally frowned upon?
(I always want to do this for "single sign on" across my various PHP
apps anyway)

thanks for any info,
j.