[Spambayes] SpamBayes and Thunderbird, server and username (followup)

[Tim Stone]

Interesting.  Yes, Thunderbird does seem to be too smart for our own 
good in this instance.  Thanks for the heads up.

Monte wrote:

>I got it working, set the server to "localhost", set username to 
>"username" and it works.
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>Here's something I ran into.  I've got 3 email addresses I get with 
>Thunderbird (Mozilla).  Each one has a Server, Port, and Username.  2 of 
>them have the same "username".  Thunderbird won't let me set the server 
>for those both to "localhost", I had to set one to "127.0.0.1".  I've 
>got each looking at a different port, 110, 115, and 120.  Popfile 
>handled this by making the usernames "mail.server.com:username", that 
>would eliminate this problem, making all the usernames truly unique for 
>the localhost server.
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>Monte
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>##### previous message #####
>I just installed SpamBayes to use with Thunderbird.  I've been using
>Popfile successfully.  I set the server to "localhost".  The username
>has been set to "mail.server.net:username" (no quotes) for Popfile.
>This isn't working for SpamBayes, or at least I can't get it to work,
>there is a problem with my password authentication, it won't.  I can't
>find anything on this "subject", searched the archives back 5 months.
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>I also use AVG 7 for my anti-virus.  Windows XP.
>spambayes-1.0.4.exe is what I installed.
>
>Thanks,
>Monte
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