BugNET

I am not to sure ...all I can suggest is that you double check everything.

1. Make absolutly sure your email server is working and can connect to it from the machine where BugNET is installed.
   
2. Fix the email address error in the database as described earlier in this thread

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Davin Dubeau

No problem at all.

There is one other thing I can think of. The host settings table from the database is cached in the application so if you manually edit the table in the database it won't be updated in the appliation till a change is detected.  If you go into host settings then click save it should refresh the cache and reload all the settings picking up the new email address you have specified.  

The non elegant solution would be to kill the aspnet_wp.exe from the task manager but this may impact users and other applications state.

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Davin Dubeau

Here is a rework of the method that should bypass the login method when necessary yet still allow authentication to work.  Please be aware I don't have any control over the authentication methods on my side so I couldn't test this change from an authentication standpoint.  It didn't paste very well in here but I did what I could.

public void SendMail(SimpleMailMessage sm)

{

   try

      {

         Smtp smtp = new Smtp();

         //if authentication enabled

         smtp.Connect(Globals.SmtpServer);

         SmtpResponse r=smtp.Ehlo(HeloType.EhloHelo, "Me");

         if(Convert.ToBoolean(HostSettings.GetHostSetting("SMTPAuthentication")))

            {

               smtp.User = HostSettings.GetHostSetting("SMTPUser");

               smtp.Password = HostSettings.GetHostSetting("SMTPPassword");

               smtp.Login();

            }

         SmtpMail smtpMail=new SmtpMail(sm.CreateMail());

         smtp.SendMessage(smtpMail);

      }

      catch(Exception ex)

      {

         System.Diagnostics.Debug.WriteLine(ex.StackTrace, ex.Message);

      }

   }