E72 E-Mail from Scratch

Hi all
I've been browing through many posts to see to find a solution regarding to the many problems that are being encountered by many users around the world pertaining to the setting up of e-mail accounts and other related issues. Since I'm tired in trying to find solutions in many threads, lets condense up everything up here.
So, my issues are:
1. I would appreciate if someone explains from scratch how to set up an e-mail (an e-mail from a unique domain name, a business for instance (not gmail, hotmail, etc).
2. i did succeed in setting up the first part, meaning the incoming & otugoing mail server, username and password, but the e-mails are not being sent or neither being received.
3. beneath the Inbox, I'm just having More Folders as option without Sent Items, etc etc.
4. I read somewhere that we need to go to www.email.nokia.com to set up the e-mail over there first of all, then go back to step 1. But the problem is that on the stated link, there is only the Log in option, without the Registration given. I log in for the forum page does not work over there.
5. What is the difference between Mails for Exchange and the Other.
6. I would appreciate a free solution instead of buying a software on Ovi to solve this issue as I have had to buy Best Message Storer to solve an Outbox icon issue. The mobile is quite expensive, so I expect efficient solutions from Nokia instead of injecting more money to solve their bugs.
7. If there are other issues that I have not raised up, that you think it's important, I would appreciate you contributing to it; but please keep everything simple and straightforward so as the whole community using this particular mobile can have a rest on all the bugs.
Thanks.

Hi All,
I am using Nokia E72. The e-mail used to work properly but lately it was not getting new e-mails at my mobile, I decided to remove the e-mail account and reconfigure it, but I realized that it can't be reconfigured even after I have formatted the phone.....
I still can not configure the e-mail as after I enter e-mail address and password It does not verify and proceed however I have a high speed internet connection....
Any advice would be highly appreciated!

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******************************** BEGIN OF LOG ********************************
CONNECTED Dec 25 20:37:28.201 [kCFStreamSocketSecurityLevelNone] -- host:mail.pucmm.edu.do -- port:110 -- socket:0x115c88b70 -- thread:0x115c74d30
CONNECTED Dec 25 20:37:28.216 [kCFStreamSocketSecurityLevelNone] -- host:mail.pucmm.edu.do -- port:25 -- socket:0x116e81d40 -- thread:0x116e6f3d0
READ Dec 25 20:37:28.648 [kCFStreamSocketSecurityLevelNone] -- host:mail.pucmm.edu.do -- port:110 -- socket:0x115c88b70 -- thread:0x115c74d30
+OK Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 POP3 server version 6.5.7638.1 (SvrMailAdm.rsta.pucmm) ready.
WROTE Dec 25 20:37:28.656 [kCFStreamSocketSecurityLevelNone] -- host:mail.pucmm.edu.do -- port:110 -- socket:0x115c88b70 -- thread:0x115c74d30
USER RSTA\sterlingjimenez
READ Dec 25 20:37:28.682 [kCFStreamSocketSecurityLevelNone] -- host:mail.pucmm.edu.do -- port:25 -- socket:0x116e81d40 -- thread:0x116e6f3d0
220 mail.pucmm.edu.do Microsoft ESMTP MAIL Service, Version: 6.0.3790.3959 ready at Fri, 25 Dec 2009 20:38:10 -0400
WROTE Dec 25 20:37:28.695 [kCFStreamSocketSecurityLevelNone] -- host:mail.pucmm.edu.do -- port:25 -- socket:0x116e81d40 -- thread:0x116e6f3d0
EHLO [10.0.1.33]
READ Dec 25 20:37:29.012 [kCFStreamSocketSecurityLevelNone] -- host:mail.pucmm.edu.do -- port:110 -- socket:0x115c88b70 -- thread:0x115c74d30
+OK
WROTE Dec 25 20:37:29.019 [kCFStreamSocketSecurityLevelNone] -- host:mail.pucmm.edu.do -- port:110 -- socket:0x115c88b70 -- thread:0x115c74d30
PASS ***********
READ Dec 25 20:37:29.030 [kCFStreamSocketSecurityLevelNone] -- host:mail.pucmm.edu.do -- port:25 -- socket:0x116e81d40 -- thread:0x116e6f3d0
250-mail.pucmm.edu.do Hello [200.88.1.167]
250-TURN
250-SIZE
250-ETRN
250-PIPELINING
250-DSN
250-ENHANCEDSTATUSCODES
250-8bitmime
250-BINARYMIME
250-CHUNKING
250-VRFY
250-X-EXPS GSSAPI NTLM LOGIN
250-X-EXPS=LOGIN
250-AUTH GSSAPI NTLM LOGIN
250-AUTH=LOGIN
250-X-LINK2STATE
250-XEXCH50
250 OK
WROTE Dec 25 20:37:29.036 [kCFStreamSocketSecurityLevelNone] -- host:mail.pucmm.edu.do -- port:25 -- socket:0x116e81d40 -- thread:0x116e6f3d0
AUTH LOGIN
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+OK User successfully logged on.
WROTE Dec 25 20:37:29.397 [kCFStreamSocketSecurityLevelNone] -- host:mail.pucmm.edu.do -- port:110 -- socket:0x115c88b70 -- thread:0x115c74d30
QUIT
READ Dec 25 20:37:29.436 [kCFStreamSocketSecurityLevelNone] -- host:mail.pucmm.edu.do -- port:25 -- socket:0x116e81d40 -- thread:0x116e6f3d0
334 VXNlcm5hbWU6
WROTE Dec 25 20:37:29.447 [kCFStreamSocketSecurityLevelNone] -- host:mail.pucmm.edu.do -- port:25 -- socket:0x116e81d40 -- thread:0x116e6f3d0
UlNUQVxzdGVybGluZ2ppbWVuZXo=
READ Dec 25 20:37:29.823 [kCFStreamSocketSecurityLevelNone] -- host:mail.pucmm.edu.do -- port:110 -- socket:0x115c88b70 -- thread:0x115c74d30
+OK Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 POP3 server version 6.5.7638.1 signing off.
READ Dec 25 20:37:29.927 [kCFStreamSocketSecurityLevelNone] -- host:mail.pucmm.edu.do -- port:25 -- socket:0x116e81d40 -- thread:0x116e6f3d0
334 UGFzc3dvcmQ6
WROTE Dec 25 20:37:29.954 [kCFStreamSocketSecurityLevelNone] -- host:mail.pucmm.edu.do -- port:25 -- socket:0x116e81d40 -- thread:0x116e6f3d0
READ Dec 25 20:37:30.410 [kCFStreamSocketSecurityLevelNone] -- host:mail.pucmm.edu.do -- port:25 -- socket:0x116e81d40 -- thread:0x116e6f3d0
235 2.7.0 Authentication successful.
WROTE Dec 25 20:37:30.425 [kCFStreamSocketSecurityLevelNone] -- host:mail.pucmm.edu.do -- port:25 -- socket:0x116e81d40 -- thread:0x116e6f3d0
QUIT
******************************** END OF LOG ********************************
Can Anyone HELP ?
I'm Out of ideas.
Best Regards,
Sterling Jiménez R.

Hello metalcraft,
Thanks for using Apple Support Communities.
For more information on this, take a look at:
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http://support.apple.com/kb/TS4363
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Best of luck,
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Hello all. just bought a MacBook Pro and firewired my stuff from my old powerbook, but Mac Mail won't open up. it keeps giving me a message telling me that my Mail messages need to be imported into the Tiger version of Mail for the first time. I let the computer run for over 90 minutes with the message still telling me that is is preparing to copy over. Still no luck. Any thoughts?

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Cross posted from here: http://discussion.forum.nokia.com/forum/showthread.php?p=680673#post680673
Yeah, E72 e-mail client needs real work if it wants to be a competitor with iPhone 3GS (two of which I own) and Blackberry.
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1. The e-mail client should be able to display all IMAP folders. Currently there is no option to do that. This is a major functionality problem. In fact, displaying all folders available on the IMAP server should be the default. Instead, the client offers the folders that don't exist at all - silly choice indeed (for instance, I get a choice to see "Sent Items", which doesn't exist on any of my IMAP servers).
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My Nokia E72 is E72-2, software version 021.024.237.02.
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Hi all what a nice discussion on e 72 issues and I hope Nokia developers also work like users.
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First of all for email to be successful like BB push mail should work automatically . That is whenever one gets connected to net mails should down load as per parameters set . This is not happening .
Secondly i still do not know why mails do not download on manual mode also when you go to" send receive now "..I have noticed that mails do come into some of my accounts when I am connected to the net and simultaneously mail is being sent . I have tested this more than once in my office . Otherwise push mail does not work . This seems to be a serious bug .This means push mail is a flop. Further there seems to be some peculiar issue with yahoo mail .This is an issue I have for a long time . I also feel after a while whole thing gets coorupted and perhas this is the reason why e mail system stops working .
Thirdly and most annoying thing are the messages which keep pooping asking for password for different e mail account .Any one else having same issue ?
High nokia advises customers as to what they have done and what can be expected out of this system . If nokia mail system fails they will loose lot of ground to BB and apple and they can not survive selling only voice/message phones at exorbitant prices .

Can't work out how to stop Mac mail from Forwarding to GMail account.

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Ok, here goes, I am so excited, like a kid on Xmas...My goodies from Newegg will be here later today or tomorrow....I recently purchased: A new tower, Antec PSU, 2x512 Corsair pc3200, MSI K7N2 Delta - ILSR and some other assorted crap....
Anyway, I have never built a system from the ground up before...I am looking forward to the challenge....But before I begin I was wondering if I could get some tips?
I already backed up all the files(photos, demos, benchmarks etc...)that I'll be saving...I also made copies of all the drivers I need to set it up when it's done(Nvidia graphics drivers, DX9.0b), I assume the mobo drivers will come with the mobo....I also want to do a fresh install of Windows as well.....Now my main concern is in regards to the order in which everything is done....I have replaced a motherboard before so I have a little knowledge of the inner workings....But never having built one from scratch, I'm a little leary as to the order and how everything should be installed....
I will also be adding my current Vid. card, sound card?(I'm pretty sure the onboard is better?) and HDD.....Windows came installed on my machine when I purchased it so I don't have the Windows CD, but I have made the set of recovery discs that is needed to set it back to factory specs and settings...Have I forgotten anything?...Any help would be greatly appreciated...Thanks!
Silly

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Thank you guys for all the helpful replies.....
Axel, thanks for the link...It was an informative read..
Glenn, I don't have an XP CD...The OS came installed on the computer when I purchased it.....I only have the 6 recovery CD's that I made under "PC RECOVERY TOOLS"...It's an older Compaq...Oh, and it's an AMD xp2400(can be unlocked using the Speed-Strip, currently it's locked because my mobo doesn't support the OC features I so desperately want to play with..Muhahaha ).....Also, I am currently downloading the Nvidia "Unified" driver and SP1....All of a sudden, something I was looking forward to seems like the scariest thing in the world....Will this thing even boot when I get it plugged in? How am I going to install all this crap? Geez, I'm worried now...
Bogs, I will try both on-board and SB Live 5.1....I play a lot of BFV and 1942, I'll see if I can tell if there is a performance and/or increase in sound quality....What tag do you play under? See you on the battlefield!!!
Thanks again for all the replies, Silly
Well first things first, follow my suggestions on the FSB settings until you are sure it's stable and the OS has been loaded and is stable as well before you introduce overclocking to the mix...
I am a bit concerned about your Recovery CD, Most likely it'll puke on you since the motherboard and EVERYTHING except the CPU has changed? Most likely it will halt and tell you it's not a (enter name) PC and cannot continue. Try it and see.
Maybe someone has a way around it and you can discuss that in either Private Messaging or via E-mail. Please keep that little tidbit out of the forums.
bogs dollocks,
Ahhh... think you're right there, however it could have been something completely different...but that's another topic entirely...
It will cause moe headaches than it's worth. Get an OEM copy of Windows. Better yet, borrow someone else's and use your key.

My first from-scratch pkgbuild - [solved]

Hi Archers!
Yesterday, I set off on writing my own PKGBUILD from scratch for a package I have adopted - monkey. (http daemon) I had used it previously on Damn Small Linux, and it was one of the programs that spurred my initial interest in Linux. Enough history...
So, I copied over the PKGBUILD.proto into my working directory, and set to work. I filled in the fields per the wiki's packaging guidelines, and stared down the build() function. As much as I know, what happens in here was (and kind of is) still a mystery to me. From my reading, it appears that the build() calls fakeroot and runs the ./configure && make && make install while inside a fakeroot, of course allowing me to record changes made to a fake root filesystem, tar them up, and make a package out of it. Now that I've toyed with it for a while, I see thats not the case. (or maybe it is?) I'm noticing that if I place the ./configure --(opts here) && make && make install inside the build() function, I run into permission errors as the make install tries to install the files on the real root filesystem. hmm.
So I go back and check a few other similar PKGBUILDS. I notice that they use either the prefix= env var or INSTALLDIR= env var to control where to drop the files. So, I tried both (make prefix=$pkgdir install, or make DESTDIR=$pkgdir install ) but nether of those changed anything, and after closer inspection of the Makefile, it appears that neither of those vars are referenced. Poo.
So, I changed the ./configure line to read: ./configure --prefix=$pkgdir/usr --confdir=$pkgdir/etc/$pkgname etc etc... for all the configure opts. That seems to at least drop the files in the right place (the pkg/ dir under the folder that the PKGBUILD is in)
But... there are some changes I would need to make to the Makefile, first of which is that the Makefile actually starts the daemon as part of make install. I tried to write a little sed one liner, but it doesn't seem to work, and I'm getting a little confused at this point. (check the attached PKGBUILD) Also, I tried using diff -u and making a patch which also cut out the last few lines of the make install (@echo *** instructions here) which would be better placed in an .install file, but I can work on that later.
Anyway, I would appreciate any help getting this to work the right way (i.e. not having a bunch of install commands in the build() func), but I may end up going that way anyway. Tell me where I'm going wrong.
Thanks,
Gary.
You can check out the very broken sourceball here
My PKGBUILD:
#Maintainer : Gary Wright <wriggary at g mail.com>
pkgname=monkey
pkgver=0.10.0
pkgrel=1
pkgdesc="Monkey HTTP Daemon, is a very small and fast open source web server for Linux"
arch=('i686' 'x86_64')
url="http://www.monkey-project.com/"
license=('GPL2')
groups=()
depends=('gcc-libs')
makedepends=()
optdepends=('php: currently not working, but planned for 0.11.0')
provides=("monkey=$pkgver")
conflicts=()
replaces=()
backup=()
options=()
install=
source=("http://www.monkey-project.com/releases/0.10/$pkgname-$pkgver.tar.gz"
"monkey")
noextract=()
md5sums=('d96d79d0768812a179c9fcf95317bda8'
'c6dce4218ef222e60489a4289d8da347')
build() {
cd $srcdir/$pkgname-$pkgver
./configure --prefix=$pkgdir/usr --bindir=$pkgdir/usr/bin --sysconfdir=$pkgdir/etc/$pkgname --datadir=$pkgdir/srv/http/htdocs --logdir=$pkgdir/var/log/$pkgname --plugdir=$pkgdir/usr/share/$pkgname --cgibin=$pkgdir/srv/http/htdocs/cgi-bin
make || return 1
sed -n 's/\$(BINDIR)\/monkey/#\${BINDIR}\/monkey/' Makefile
make install || return 1
# vim:set ts=2 sw=2 et:
The (stupid) Makefile that gets generated with this ./configure line:
# Monkey HTTP Daemon: Makefile
# ============================
PREFIX=/home/gary/aur/monkey-010/pkg/usr
BINDIR=/home/gary/aur/monkey-010/pkg/usr/bin
CGIBIN=/home/gary/aur/monkey-010/pkg/srv/http/htdocs/cgi-bin
SYSCONFDIR=/home/gary/aur/monkey-010/pkg/etc/monkey
DATADIR=/home/gary/aur/monkey-010/pkg/srv/http/htdocs
LOGDIR=/home/gary/aur/monkey-010/pkg/var/log/monkey
PLUGINDIR=/home/gary/aur/monkey-010/pkg/usr/share/monkey
default:
@(cd src; make all)
clean:
@(cd src; make clean)
distclean:
@(cd src; make distclean)
install:
make -C src all
install -d $(BINDIR)
install -d $(CGIBIN)
install -d $(SYSCONFDIR)
install -d ${SYSCONFDIR}/sites
install -d ${SYSCONFDIR}/plugins
install -d $(DATADIR)
install -d ${DATADIR}/imgs
install -d ${DATADIR}/php
install -d ${DATADIR}/docs
install -d ${LOGDIR}
install -d ${PLUGINDIR}
install -m 755 bin/monkey $(BINDIR)
$(BINDIR)/monkey
install -m 755 bin/banana $(BINDIR)
install -m 644 ./conf/*.* $(SYSCONFDIR)
cp -r conf/plugins/security ${SYSCONFDIR}/plugins/
install -m 644 ./conf/sites/* ${SYSCONFDIR}/sites
install -s -m 644 plugins/cheetah/*.so ${PLUGINDIR}
install -s -m 644 plugins/security/*.so ${PLUGINDIR}
install -m 644 ./htdocs/*.* $(DATADIR)
install -m 644 ./htdocs/imgs/*.* ${DATADIR}/imgs
Last edited by wriggary (2010-04-09 15:13:08)

Andrwe - he already posted the Makefile - it doesn't use DESTDIR, prefix, of any other variable that could specify an alternative package root.
wrigarry - here's my version. It installs everything under $pkgdir, doesn't try to run the daemon, and doesn't echo any message - that's as far as I'm going. You can do the rest.
pkgname=monkey
pkgver=0.10.0
pkgrel=1
pkgdesc="Monkey HTTP Daemon, is a very small and fast open source web server
for Linux"
arch=('i686' 'x86_64')
url="http://www.monkey-project.com/"
license=('GPL2')
depends=('gcc-libs')
#optdepends=('php: currently not working, but planned for 0.11.0')
provides=("monkey=$pkgver")
source=("http://www.monkey-project.com/releases/0.10/$pkgname-$pkgver.tar.gz"
Makefile.patch)
build() {
cd $srcdir/$pkgname-$pkgver
./configure --prefix=/usr --bindir=/usr/bin --sysconfdir=/etc/$pkgname \
--datadir=/srv/http/htdocs --logdir=/var/log/$pkgname \
--plugdir=/usr/share/$pkgname --cgibin=/srv/http/htdocs/cgi-bin || return 1
patch -Np0 -i ../Makefile.patch || return 1
make || return 1
make DESTDIR=$pkgdir install || return 1
md5sums=('d96d79d0768812a179c9fcf95317bda8'
'cf61afddb4c53bea688bc225678e3001')
Makefile.patch
--- Makefile 2010-04-09 10:30:26.781831483 +0100
+++ Makefile.new 2010-04-09 10:28:08.591830541 +0100
@@ -1,12 +1,12 @@
# Monkey HTTP Daemon: Makefile
# ============================
-PREFIX=/usr
-BINDIR=/usr/bin
-CGIBIN=/srv/http/htdocs/cgi-bin
-SYSCONFDIR=/etc/monkey
-DATADIR=/srv/http/htdocs
-LOGDIR=/var/log/monkey
-PLUGINDIR=/usr/share/monkey
+PREFIX=$(DESTDIR)/usr
+BINDIR=$(DESTDIR)/usr/bin
+CGIBIN=$(DESTDIR)/srv/http/htdocs/cgi-bin
+SYSCONFDIR=$(DESTDIR)/etc/monkey
+DATADIR=$(DESTDIR)/srv/http/htdocs
+LOGDIR=$(DESTDIR)/var/log/monkey
+PLUGINDIR=$(DESTDIR)/usr/share/monkey
default:
@(cd src; make all)
@@ -29,7 +29,6 @@
install -d ${LOGDIR}
install -d ${PLUGINDIR}
install -m 755 bin/monkey $(BINDIR)
- $(BINDIR)/monkey
install -m 755 bin/banana $(BINDIR)
install -m 644 ./conf/*.* $(SYSCONFDIR)
cp -r conf/plugins/security ${SYSCONFDIR}/plugins/
@@ -38,12 +37,4 @@
install -s -m 644 plugins/security/*.so ${PLUGINDIR}
install -m 644 ./htdocs/*.* $(DATADIR)
install -m 644 ./htdocs/imgs/*.* ${DATADIR}/imgs
- @echo
- @echo " Running Monkey :"
- @echo " ----------------"
- @echo
- @echo " # /usr/bin/monkey"
- @echo
- @echo " For more help use '-h' option"
- @echo
Also, you didn't post the code for the "monkey" in your SOURCE array - I presume it's the rc script - so I left it out.

Start from scratch-reload OS

I have a 3 year old MBP (2.53 Ghz intel core 2 duo, 4gb 1067 Mhz DDr3, running 10.7.3). I have noticed it has gotten sloooow. I upgraded to Lion when it came out last year, and actually thoought Lion was faster than Snow Leopard. Performance has gotten slower over the last few months. The MBP shipped to me had Leopard loaded. Apple sent me the Snow Leopard disks, so I upgraded to SL. When Lion came out, I upgraded to Lion over the internet.
My thinking, is that if I wipe everything on the HD clean, reload the OS, then selectively load only the apps I really need (vs. the ones that have accumulated over the last three years) I should see a perfromance boost.
Maybe I'm wrong, but would appreciate the counsel of the experts on this board.
Also, since I do not have Lion Disks, if I start from scratch, would I reload SL, then grab the Lion upgrade from the apps store? If there is a document in the knowledge base that I could use to assist in this effort, that would be very helpful.
Also looking into replacing my HD with an SSD, if all else fails.
Thanks all.

Not sure what is suspect or what is not, but here is everything that is running after I rebooted:
442
cookied
davidnonnemacher
0.0
2
1.4 MB
Intel (64 bit)
249
Finder
davidnonnemacher
0.0
5
36.8 MB
Intel (64 bit)
439
Activity Monitor
davidnonnemacher
1.6
2
24.4 MB
Intel (64 bit)
248
SystemUIServer
davidnonnemacher
0.0
2
21.8 MB
Intel (64 bit)
247
talagent
davidnonnemacher
0.0
2
15.9 MB
Intel (64 bit)
246
Dock
davidnonnemacher
0.0
3
32.5 MB
Intel (64 bit)
245
pboard
davidnonnemacher
0.0
1
932 KB
Intel (64 bit)
241
UserEventAgent
davidnonnemacher
0.0
3
8.2 MB
Intel (64 bit)
302
Mail
davidnonnemacher
0.6
12
94.9 MB
Intel (64 bit)
428
mdworker
davidnonnemacher
0.0
3
26.0 MB
Intel (64 bit)
235
distnoted
davidnonnemacher
0.0
2
2.4 MB
Intel (64 bit)
296
AppleSpell.service
davidnonnemacher
0.0
2
11.4 MB
Intel (64 bit)
227
launchd
davidnonnemacher
0.0
2
1.3 MB
Intel (64 bit)
290
Folder Actions Dispatcher
davidnonnemacher
0.0
2
6.4 MB
Intel (64 bit)
289
AirPort Base Station Agent
davidnonnemacher
0.0
4
2.0 MB
Intel (64 bit)
281
warmd_agent
davidnonnemacher
0.0
2
1.7 MB
Intel (64 bit)
280
PhotoStreamAgent
davidnonnemacher
0.0
3
13.8 MB
Intel (64 bit)
272
imagent
davidnonnemacher
0.0
6
8.5 MB
Intel (64 bit)
265
com.apple.dock.extra
davidnonnemacher
0.0
3
17.5 MB
Intel (64 bit)
266
storeagent
davidnonnemacher
0.0
3
6.4 MB
Intel (64 bit)
70
loginwindow
davidnonnemacher
0.0
2
20.3 MB
Intel (64 bit)
258
fontd
davidnonnemacher
0.0
3
4.1 MB
Intel (64 bit)
445
Safari
davidnonnemacher
0.0
6
35.3 MB
Intel
452
CVMCompiler
davidnonnemacher
0.0
1
1.6 MB
Intel
446
Safari Web Content
davidnonnemacher
0.5
9
104.1 MB
Intel

Can't Send or receive e-mails from Windows Live Ma...

Hi,
I've been successfully getting mail though my BT Internet account and Windows Live Mail up until a few days ago when WLM just stopped working and I get the following error message.
"Unable to send or receive messages for the Btinternet xxxxxxxx account. Your server has unexpectedly terminated the connection. Possible causes for this include server problems, network problems, or a long period of inactivity.
Server: 'mail.btinternet.com' Windows Live Mail Error ID: 0x800CCC0F Protocol: POP3 Port: 110 Secure(SSL): No"
Checked all the settings and SMTP authentication and even tried deleting and setting up the account from scratch but still no joy. Weird thing is that when I tried bt broadband desktop help to check e-mail connection it comes back saying everything is ok and I get a message from them in WLM inbox!!
Confused?!

This is probably the intermittent, random problem that's been discussed at great length on the forum, eg here. It's improved considerably but is still affecting a few people occasionally. Hopefully it will go away of its own accord, but you may be able to clear it just by logging in to BT Yahoo! webmail.
You can click the white star next to this message if you think it was helpful.

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