Previous and expected result: In 0.9.4.1, I could open prefs.js and in the pref for the SMTP server name add a :<port> behind the hostname, e.g. user_pref("mail.smtpserver.smtp1.hostname", "myserver:26"); I saw "myserver:26" as name in the Account Manager, could select that server for a certain identity and that way send mail using the SMTP server on that port. I think I could even have entered "myserver:26" as hostname using the Account Manager, but I never tried this. Relevance: I needed that, because I need to run 2 SMTP servers on the same machine (firewall), because of the ******* MAPS DUL. Actual / current result: Now, the name of the SMTP server is blank (I get a blank entry in the list/dropdown boxes) and the identity shows 'Always use default server' as selected SMTP server, although the server smtp1 (which is not the default) is selected in the backend. If I ignore that and send nevertheless, I get a server not reachable (although it is). If I select the blank entry for the identity using the Account Manager, the default SMTP serve is used or I get server not reachable again. It's all very odd - I might be wrong with one or more details here.

This works in Netscape 6.2 (and 0.9.4.1 which is basically NS6.2) but not in Mozilla. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 52330 ***

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