Cannot send/receive mail on POP or httpmailm

A couple weeks ago I had no problem with sending/receiving hotmail using the httpmail 1.5 plug in. I have NEVER been able to configure a POP account.
Having two MacBooks side by side with the same OS 1.5.3 the other mac book was able to configure. I used the utility and checked permissions, this is when the httpmail stopped.
Now what??

The plugin no longer works and will not be updated.
http://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php?forum_id=818174

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Sorry I read previous threads about hotmail.
I have been trying to configure a pop account and an exchange account and have been unable to do such. Using a different macbook with OS 10.5.3 I was able to successfully. Any ideas what the issue might be or how to resolve?

Hi! If you have done it successfully on another Mac then use it to confirm the settings on each mail setup page including the advanced options to make sure every field is correct. Tom

Cannot Connect to Port 26 - Cannot Send/Receive Mail

I have Maverick on my MacBook Pro.
All of a sudden, with NO CHANGES MADE to my system, my email no longer works. I cannot send or receive. I get the error:
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The server “mail.mydomainnamel.com” cannot be contacted on the default ports.
Select a different outgoing mail server from the list below or click Try Later to leave the message in your Outbox until it can be sent.
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I use port 26 to send. Receiveing is mail.mydomain.com
OSX recently updated. Could that of screwed up my settings or broke something?
My internet proider says the issue is not on their end.
Any help would be appreciate.
Patrice

Ok, I rechecked my router page by page and have found one solution .. .the https management page of the router defaults to 443 - so have changed that to 4443, rebooted router and can now access my http://mydomain/owa - so that is good. However, still
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As of 2014-March, the same thing happening on my system. This seems to have occurred, after the latest batch of 28 patches (including SP2 - KB2687455) from Microsoft Updates applied on 13-Mar-2014 and 19-Mar-2014. I have been running Outlook 2010
since it was first available.
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Not Implemented
While in Outlook 2010, clicking FILE > INFO reveals the following warnings in red:
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There's an "Upgrade Now" button but it fails to produce any visible result. Next to the button, another warning in red:
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Again, I do not have the Outlook Hotmail Connector installed. Nor have I recently upgraded to Outlook 2010.
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While reviewing the list of installed updates (Control Panel > Programs and Features > View Installed Updates), there are 28 approximate patches -
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Microsoft, what the #$%# is going on?
I've read some related posts that suggest the core issue is other than what Outlook is reporting. The posts recommend the following. However, in my case, the below steps did not correct the
issue. In fact, the new profile would not allow me to view/manage the associated accounts or data files.
(1) Remove your current Outlook Profile. No worries - this doesn't affect your mail data (.PST files):
http://office.microsoft.com/en-au/outlook-help/remove-a-profile-HP010356455.aspx
(2) Create a new Outlook Profile:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-au/outlook-help/introduction-to-profiles-HA010355553.aspx
Note: Outlook complained "An unknown error occurred, error code: 0x80040154." However, exiting the Mail config window and relaunching shows that the new profile is intact.
(3) If you previously had the Outlook Hotmail Connector installed, reinstall it. If not, then just ignore and the warning should go away after creating a new Profile.
32-bit connector: http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=24677

I was able to resolve this issue as follows. However, why it occurred is unknown at this time and
unrelated to a corrupted Outlook Profile, as mentioned on my prior post. It seems highly probable that it was caused by the recent batch of Microsoft Updates for this product which included Service Pack (SP) 2.
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http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions … y-for-cron
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lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 3 Oct 2 01:23 /usr/bin/sendmail -> dma
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Cannot send/receive mails anymore with BB9300

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I know this question is a few years old now, but I recently found myself having the exact same issues;
Using my iphone or ipad at home created no problems at all, but I couldn't send e mails when away from my home network.
I recently switched broadband supplier at home and set up a new e mail address, then my problems began!
I openly admit I'm not great with technology and, to be honest, some of the answers provided on these forums confuse me more than the questions!
But this worked for me:
I went along the lines that the fault wasn't with my idevice but possibly with the broadband provider (in my case Plusnet) so I contacted their customer support.
They referred me to the set up process shown below;
From your home screen press Settings.
From the setting menu, choose Mail, Contacts, Calendars followed by Add Account…
From the Add Account… menu choose Other.
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Email Address: Enter the address you're setting up, this could be a Plusnet address ([email protected]) or a hosted domain address ([email protected])
Password: Enter the password for your email address (I don't know what this is)
Description: Enter a useful description of the email address you're setting up (e.g. Mum's email). You can put whatever you want here
Press Next to continue.
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IMAP/POP This will default to IMAP - it's up to you which one you want to use (I don't know what to choose)
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Host Name: For IMAP this is imap.plus.net - for POP, this is mail.plus.net
User Name & Password: Enter the username and password for the email address you're setting up (I don't know what these are)
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Where it says "we recommend" I think it should read "you must fill these in"
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