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List:       kmail-devel
Subject:    Bug#17825: kmail smtp errors
From:       Michael =?iso-8859-1?q?H=E4ckel?= <Michael () Haeckel ! Net>
Date:       2000-12-29 19:46:01
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On Friday, 29. December 2000 16:10, HM-Gerhards@topmail.de wrote:
>
> I have problems when I try to send a mail via SMTP. When I try to choose
> the kind of transportation (I don't know if this expression is correct, in
> German it is called "Versandart") for a new mail, it is shown correctly.
> But when I try to send this mail, KMail uses a different SMTP-Server - most
> times the standard one, but sometimes also another one from the
> "transportation-history".
> What is more, some SMTP-servers (eXtended.de, smtp.mail.yahoo.de) even do
> not accept my mails.

Sorry I can't reproduce that. It works correctely here. If I check it sticky, 
then the last used server is used again, otherwise the one from the configure 
dialog.

> One (quite new) error is:
> (Trying to send via Yahoo and later trying to send via Topmail
> Befehl: RCPT
> Antwort: 554 "xyz@gmx.de" Recipient address rejected: Relay access
> denied

That is not a KMail problem. The SMTP server you chose simply rejects to send 
your mails. Probably because you dial in via a different provider.

> eXtended.de gave me also this error when trying to connect via POP3:
> I said:
> "PASS <your password<"
> And then the server said:
> "-ERR wrong syntax"

You should upgrade to KDE 2.0.1.

> One final thing: I noticed the POP3-access to be very slow, much slower
> than fetchmail. Is this normal?

Depends on the speed of your network and the speed of your CPU. KMail does 
also some other things with the downloaded mails.
At least with a modem connection nearly the whole bandwith should be used.

Regards,
Michael Häckel

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