I'm going to repeat what I've said before about iOS
The error message "Password is missing!" is down to improper programming by Apple.
There are several stages to a mail send.
1. Connection
2. Client Greeting
3. Authentication
4. Client sends Envelope-sender (Address where bounces are to be sent)
5. Client sends Envelope recipient/s (Address/es where mail is to be sent)
6. Client sends email message itself.
A mail send can fail at each of these points and normally a mail client would give an appropriate error message:
e.g. Fails at 1 - Cannot connect to server
Fails at 3 - Invalid username or password (Not always password errors mind you)
Fails at 6 - Message content rejected (or something similar)
However in iOS - when a message fails at step 6 iOS incorrectly reports password missing instead.
I've verified this personally by sending a message using iOS mail that I knew contained content that would be rejected resulting in the error that the OP was seeing. Once the offending content was removed from the mail - the mail sent successfully with o changes to my username or password.
So I'd be looking at the message she's trying to send rather than the password.
Tim
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