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HT1277 Switched from .mac to icloud & Mail rejects password

Switched from .mac to icloud and now mail rejects my password. Can't update user name to @me address either. What should I do?

Bruce Bob wrote:
Switched from .mac to icloud and now mail rejects my password. Can't update user name to @me address either. What should I do?
How did you do that? According to Apple, the system requirements for iCloud is OS X Lion 10.7.2 or later. You posted in the Snow Leopard forums and your system info is showing "Mac OS X (10.6.8)"

Mail rejecting password and has now locked me out

Anyone else experience this:
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Mail rejects password

Hopefully some one can help me. I have comcast server, but i dont go on their site to check my email. I use my mail icon on my desktop dock to check it. So usually i click on the icon and check my email and when i go to send an email, a message comes up that reads -
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*Please re-enter your password or cancel -*
So then i usually put in my password and i dont have to do it again until i restart my computer next time. Well now the message is coming up every 3 or 4 minutes. I have the correct password. I called comcast and they verified it and i can go on comcast website and get my mail there but its easier to use the mac mail on my machine. anyone have a clue???

Trouble is, rejected Password doesn't actually mean that, LOL, one thing I read on this was somebody adding @comcast.net after the username fixed it.
I'm sure you've tried many things, but tough to tell out here what you've done.
Might try oine of these to setup an account to see if they work...
I use these two...
Eudora...
http://www.eudora.com/download/
Thunderbird...
http://www.mozilla.com/thunderbird/

Why is outgoing mail rejected by the Exchange server?

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http://support.apple.com/kb/ts3276
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Mail rejecting password

Hey there, I'm having a problem. I've been using mail with a .mac email address for three years. Yesterday, out of the blue I got the following error message when I try to send any message:
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Open /Applications/Utilities/Keychain Access, then Window > Keychain First Aid, and proceed to repair the keychain. If that doesn’t work, you may try removing the password entry from the keychain and letting Mail create it again the next time it asks for it.
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Mail rejects password and inbox is blank

Dear All,
I hope someone can help!
Earlier today my Mail was working fine: then it suddenly demanded my password. It rejects what I believe to be my password, and has emptied (seemingly) my Inbox. I can still gain access to it all through Mobile Me, but it isn't satisfactory at all!
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance,
Roger

Under normal circumstances, each Mac owner has two accounts when they set it up: one is the Administrator (Admin) account, and the other is their own personal account. However, some people use the Admin account as their personal account, which is dangerous.
Even so, if you open your Finder window to look at the contents of your hard drive, on the left you'll see various icons; one of them is your Home folder and it has your username next to it. That is the folder to start at.. Click to select it, then to the right a new list will appear and choose Library from that, then choose Mail from the next list that appears.
Inside that Home/Library/Mail directory is a list of all your mail account folders. Since you have a MobileMe account, it could start with "Me-" or "IMAP-"; you need to remove that specific folder, then follow the rest of the steps I detailed previously.

Mail rejects password, why??

Mail has been working like a charm all year then, about 2 weeks ago occasionally the message pops up " the POP server rejected the password for user [email protected] Re enter your password or cancel"
I choose cancel, click on "get mail" and it works just fine, I get new mail.
This is an intermittent problem, not 100% of the time.
I use Mail 2.0 and sbcglobal.net, DSL connection.
I have repaired permissions, etc. etc...
What is going on?

I wouldn't place all blame on Apple just yet.
Although this is a checking an account for new mail problem, not long ago SBC decided to block the use of all SMTP servers outside of their netork on Port 25 and conveniently neglected to inform their customers beforehand.
SBC customers were required to "opt out" of Port 25 blocking or use SBC's SMTP server to send mail with any email accounts not provided by SBC.
Point being, SBC made a major change without informing all or most of their customers beforehand so I wouldn't rule out SBC having a problem or contributing to the problem at this point.

Mail rejects correct Keychain password data

Intermittent problem Number Three with Mail since Leopard 10.5.x: Mail reports that the server rejects log-in data from Keychain (or possibly ignores existing Keychain data).
I've got Mail checking three mail accounts: Two on the same (POP) mail server, and one Gmail (IMAP) account. Sometimes, when checking these accounts, I get an alert that the log-in data were rejected by the server, and am asked to re-enter the data.
If I re-enter the data, it usually just fails repeatedly; the only solution is to cancel the log-in attempt, take the account offline, then back online and check the mail manually. Subsequent automatic log-in attempts are usually successful; unless they fail.
This happens most often with the first of the three accounts, though it's been known to happen with all three.
I have read advice to others with similar problems which points to a corrupted Keychain. This is quite possible, though I've run Keychain diagnostics which return no errors.
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Open Mac Mail then Command , (comma) to open Mail Preferences.
Select the Accounts tab then the Account Information tab.
Type in the correct password under Incoming Mail Server.
Try your email account.
If that didn't help, open Keychain Access located in HD > Applications > Utiliites
Select Passwords on the left.
Use the search field top right corner of the window to locate your email keychain then control click the keychain then click Delete.
Go back to the Mail Account Information window and re type the password under: Incoming Mail Server.
You should be prompted to save that data to a new keychain.

HT204187 outgoing mail rejects password on one computer but not the other

The mail program says the outgoing mail password is incorrect on wife's desktop computer, but mail works from her iPad.

I, too, have the same problems as listed above. I have changed my password in my mail account several times. Each time my iPhone and iPad accept the new password and is able to send/receive mail. My macbookPro rejects it each time. I have tried deleting it from keychain...still did not fix the problem. Any other suggestions?

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