![]() ![]() Is my intuition (that there should be an entry for smtp server in passwords) correct? If so it seems like I can't enter one if the server name coincides with what I entered for the imap server. ![]() I can change the user name and password for that entry, but I cannot change the smtp server. When go back to saved passwords, I now have an entry for the smtp server I entered. The send fails because I am using the wrong smtp server. If I enter a different server name under account settings and try to send an email, I get prompted for a password, which I entered and clicked the save password box. When I look at the (new) stored passwords, I again have an entry for the IMAP server, but no entry for the SMTP server. When I try to send an email, I do not get prompted for a password, and sending email still times out. Immediately I was prompted for the IMAP server password. ![]() For what it's worth, my provider uses the same server ( ) for each.Īcting on what I saw in some other threads, I deleted the following in ~/.thunderbird while Thunderbird was closed: I verified that the IMAP and SMTP server entries were entered correctly for my provider in edit > account settings. When I look at my saved passwords in edit > settings > privacy > Passwords > Saved Passwords, I find the correct entry for the IMAP server. Thunderbird 115.6.0 running on Kubuntu 22.04. ![]()
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