This confirms that STARTTLS with port 587 is a winner in regards to connecting to the server.
14:59:26.588: >> 334 VXNlcm5hbWU6
14:59:26.588: << YWNoYXRzQGNpcmN1cy1waG90b3MuY29tIA==
14:59:28.519: >> 535 Incorrect authentication data
These entries are the clue to the failure.
The 334 entry is a prompt from the SMTP server for the Username.
The following entry is the reply from Pegasus Mail providing the username. As you can see, they are encoded (dbase64, easily decoded with online tools such like www.base64decode.org).
The 535 entry states "Incorrect authentication data" which tells you that the username is invalid.
If you are certain that you have entered it correctly in the Security tab of the SMTP host definition then you many need your service provider to explicitly tell you what the authentication username needs to be. BTW, you can use the online tool mentioned above to decode the username in the log to confirm that what was transmitted is what was intended. Reminder, a log that gets beyond this point will include your password. It also will be a 334 request followed by the password in response. If you post another log, delete or obfuscate the content of each entry following a 334 request.
This confirms that STARTTLS with port 587 is a winner in regards to connecting to the server.
[quote="pid:56900, uid:9922"]14:59:26.588: >> 334 VXNlcm5hbWU6
14:59:26.588: << YWNoYXRzQGNpcmN1cy1waG90b3MuY29tIA==
14:59:28.519: >> 535 Incorrect authentication data[/quote]
These entries are the clue to the failure.
The 334 entry is a prompt from the SMTP server for the Username.
The following entry is the reply from Pegasus Mail providing the username. As you can see, they are encoded (dbase64, easily decoded with online tools such like www.base64decode.org).
The 535 entry states "Incorrect authentication data" which tells you that the username is invalid.
If you are certain that you have entered it correctly in the Security tab of the SMTP host definition then you many need your service provider to explicitly tell you what the authentication username needs to be. BTW, you can use the online tool mentioned above to decode the username in the log to confirm that what was transmitted is what was intended. Reminder, a log that gets beyond this point will include your password. It also will be a 334 request followed by the password in response. If you post another log, delete or obfuscate the content of each entry following a 334 request.
edited Jul 28 '24 at 3:23 pm