Re: Cone 0.58 released.

Uffe Jakobsen writes:

> Hi,
> 
> Sam Varshavchik writes:
> 
>>
>> Re: Cone 0.58 released.
>> 
> 
> Working with Cone and multiple accounts (IMAP) I often suffer from tha fact 
> that you can only have one SMTP server configured.
> 
> That forces me to go back and forth between my accounts and the setup screen 
> just to rewrite the SMTP server and SMTP auth fields so that it fits with 
> the account that I'm actually sending from.

What exactly is the problem with using a single SMTP server for all mail 
accounts?

> It seems that when I change/edit the SMTP server and username fields to 
> point to another SMTP server and another user - it still uses the old 
> (cached) authentication credentials when authenticating SMTP.
> 
> In order to make the changes work I have to quit cone (0.58) and restart it 
> for every switch between the configured accounts.

That shouldn't be necessary.  If the authentication fails, Cone should 
prompt for the new password.

In any case, there is really no reason to use multiple smtp servers.  SMTP 
servers are completely independent from the individual mail accounts.

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