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High Sierra iOS. Mail will not send to SMTP with Authentication box set to none. Last week this worked normally. If I change authentication to Password, and enter password, it will send. After a restart, password has to be re-entered. Can mail be made to permanently store password?
iMac 27", OS X 10.11
Open Keychain Access in Utilities, then either check the Password under that item, change it, or delete it and start over.
Enter the part after the @sign in the search bar.
You may have duplicate or more entries in Keychain Access.
If using a browser to login via WebMail works it's not Name or Password, but likely old passwords interfering.
There''ll be at least 2 entries, maybe more.
The trouble is that Mac Mail almost always chooses the old Passwords if you don't change or get rid of the old ones.
Open Keychain Access in Utilities, then either check the Password under that item, change it, or delete it and start over.
Enter the part after the @sign in the search bar.
You may have duplicate or more entries in Keychain Access.
If using a browser to login via WebMail works it's not Name or Password, but likely old passwords interfering.
There''ll be at least 2 entries, maybe more.
The trouble is that Mac Mail almost always chooses the old Passwords if you don't change or get rid of the old ones.
Thanks for that. There is only one password in Keychain for this. I could not old passwords for this account.
I'd delete it anyway after quitting Mail & enter thePW when asked again.
Mail using High Sierra
