27 Sep
2008
27 Sep
'08
10:12 a.m.
hi,
I have two email accounts at foo.com and bar.com. They have different
passwords. Receiving mail is ok - but for sending, only the password for one
account is used in both - the password for the first account gets changed to
that of the second account when the second account is set up. How can one
overcome this without having the same password for all accounts? Or is a bug?
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regards
Kenneth Gonsalves
Associate, NRC-FOSS
http://nrcfosshelpline.in/web/
27 Sep
27 Sep
7:18 p.m.
On Saturday 27 Sep 2008, Kenneth Gonsalves wrote:
hi,
I have two email accounts at foo.com and bar.com. They have different
passwords. Receiving mail is ok - but for sending, only the password
for one account is used in both - the password for the first account
gets changed to that of the second account when the second account is
set up. How can one overcome this without having the same password
for all accounts? Or is a bug? --
This should work
1. Create separate Kmail>Identities user1, user2
2. Create separate Kmail>Accounts user1(a)foo.com, user2(a)foo.com. This
will let you create two separate POP3/SMTP logins.
3. Map Identity user1<> Account user1(a)foo.com and Identity user2<>
Account user2(a)foo.com ( see special transport check post from one of
your previous post).
4. Repeat above for accounts on bar.com
HTH
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Arun Khan
28 Sep
28 Sep
2:13 a.m.
On Sunday 28 Sep 2008 12:48:59 am Arun Khan wrote:
did this already
I have two
email accounts at foo.com and bar.com. They have different
passwords. Receiving mail is ok - but for sending, only the password
for one account is used in both - the password for the first account
gets changed to that of the second account when the second account is
set up. How can one overcome this without having the same password
for all accounts? Or is a bug? --
This should work
1. Create separate Kmail>Identities user1, user2 2. Create separate Kmail>Accounts user1(a)foo.com,
user2(a)foo.com. This
will let you create two separate POP3/SMTP logins.
did this already
3. Map Identity user1<> Account user1(a)foo.com
and Identity user2<>
Account user2(a)foo.com ( see special transport check post from one of
your previous post).
did this already
4. Repeat above for accounts on bar.com
did this already
didnt work - smtp password for foo gets changed to that of bar. And, now I
remember other people also have been bitten by this bug. So you need same
password for all accounts - and if you have valuable and non-valuable
accounts, you are screwed.
and even when special transport is enabled kmail doesnt have the brains to use
the correct account when replying.
--
regards
Kenneth Gonsalves
Associate, NRC-FOSS
http://nrcfosshelpline.in/web/
29 Sep
29 Sep
4:25 p.m.
On Sunday 28 Sep 2008, Kenneth Gonsalves wrote:
didnt work - smtp password for foo gets changed to that of bar. And,
now I remember other people also have been bitten by this bug. So you
need same password for all accounts - and if you have valuable and
non-valuable accounts, you are screwed.
Over the year I have come across unexpected KMail behaviour even though
the settings suggest things should happen otherwise. At times forcing
creation of a new ~/.kde (backup the original ~/.kde) has helped.
You can give this a try.
and even when special transport is enabled kmail
doesnt have the
brains to use the correct account when replying.
Please write a bug report if above does not work.
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Arun Khan
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