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good morning. So, I'm receiving an authentication error when we're trying to use sendeail... Could some one please,help me ?!

command="sendemail", SMTP AUTH extension not supported by server. while sending mail to:someone@domain.com

asked 29 Jul '11, 06:36

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Did you enter a username and password on the email setup page, or leave those empty?

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answered 29 Jul '11, 08:40

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yes! i have both filled... thanks for answered me.

Amaral

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answered 29 Jul '11, 12:10

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by the way, i have already checked the boxes TSL and SSL but the error persists... i have tried to change the sendemail.py, adding a call to "smtp.login(username, password)" bellow of "smtp = smtplib.SMTP(serverURL)" ... and also failed.

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answered 29 Jul '11, 12:19

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Are you sure that the server accepts credentials? What happens if you clear them out (because the server appears to be telling you that it won't take them)?

(29 Jul '11, 12:40) mw

so, I did it that - clear them out - and got the same error.

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answered 29 Jul '11, 13:20

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Is regular mail working i.e when you use mail from the command line?

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answered 29 Jul '11, 14:52

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edited 29 Jul '11, 14:53

please, tell me how can i do that ?!

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answered 30 Jul '11, 06:10

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