Re: How do I change installed parameters without first removing registry entries?
| Newsgroups | gmane.mail.blat |
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| Message-ID | <A82F6F4635174E2CA1934105AF40430F@chip> |
> I used something like this to install blat: > > blat -install smtp.xxx.yyy [email protected] 1 587 -u [email protected] -pw password > > this works fine and allows sending mail without re-specifying all those > parameters. > > However, from time to time I change my password at my mail provider. > > Making the appropriate password change to the above install line and > re-running it doesn't record the new password. So subsequent uses of blat > get a "not authorized" message. > > My workaround has been to delete the blat keys from the registry and then > re-run the install with the new password. > > Is there a more appropriate way to change the saved password in the > registry? Carley, I tried it here while I had the registry open with RegEdit.exe, and when I ran Blat -install with a new password, it worked fine. I would suggest that you put your login credentials within quotation marks (") to ensure it works properly. Since I am running Windows 7 64-bit, my Blat keys are located at "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Public Domain\Blat". Is it possible that your keys are located under HKEY_CURRENT_USER\... ? Do you have a background process that monitors registry key access? There are some popular tools for this which could interfere with making adjustments. -- Chip