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Old 02-20-2010, 11:20 PM   #3
Gwen Morse
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I have a free google mail account. However, I can't send messages out using it because my ISP blocks email sent through any server other than theirs. I can send google webmail, but, configuring my google account in Calibre doesn't work.

I understand plain text is insecure. I hate it. However, it's a limitation of my provider.

Actually, testing it here at work with my portable Calibre (I work for my ISP), I find I can send from my work PC. So, SMTP isn't blocked for company computers, only customers. Nice (is there an eye-rolling smiley?)

If I submit a ticket requesting plain text authentication as a feature, is there any chance it would be implemented?
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