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Authentication failed.
Most likely the password is wrong.
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Located in command.cpp:353
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The message content was not accepted.
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Located in command.cpp:508
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The application sent an invalid request.
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Located in smtp.cpp:140
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The sender address is missing.
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Located in smtp.cpp:202
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Your server does not support sending of 8-bit messages.
Please use base64 or quoted-printable encoding.
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Located in smtp.cpp:211
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Writing to socket failed.
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Located in smtp.cpp:264
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Invalid SMTP response (%1) received.
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Located in smtp.cpp:302
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The server did not accept the connection.
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Located in smtp.cpp:490
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The server did not accept a blank sender address.
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Located in transactionstate.cpp:50
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The server did not accept the sender address "%1".
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Located in transactionstate.cpp:53
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