Error when sending mails with DiskCheckup

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  • boxitbrian
    Newbie
    • May 2013
    • 1

    #16
    Originally posted by keith
    DiskCheckup only supports the most common form of SMTP authentication (AUTH LOGIN). There is no support for the more secure (AUTH CRAM-MD5) authentication or encryption. So if your SMTP server expects either of the two, DiskCheckup would be unable to send notification e-mails.

    As a workaround, if your SMTP server maintains the previous session, you can try sending an e-mail from your mail client first (in order to authenticate), and then try sending the test e-mail again without authentication enabled (as the SMTP server has already authenticated).
    I'm using version 3.1 build 1006 and I'm having the same issue. I've verified I can authenticate with other programs using AUTH LOGIN, however I still get authentication not supported in DiskCheckup.

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