It's not even using the authenticator defined by me.
It simply dies on ISP mailserver 550 .
All I see in my exim log is the fact that my ISP does not permit relay 550 :(
>
> On May 11, 2004, at 08:22, java@??? wrote:
>> login:
>> driver = plaintext
>> public_name = LOGIN
>> client_send =
>> "encrypteduser_password_used_to_authenticate_when_telne_to_my_ISP"
>>
>>
>> Now when I try to send emails, I get 550 relay not permitted from my
>> ISP mail server. My understanding was that one smarthost defined the
>> 'login' will kick in and try to authenticate.
>> In my email log I see the 550 relay not permitted message, but don't
>> see the fact that login is called.
>
> See the provided examples. Basically, "client_send" should list three
> fields, separated by colons:
> client_send = "$server : $username : $password"
>
> $server is the server you authenticate against
> $username is your username on that server
> $password is your password on that server
>
>
> -tor
>
>
