Error response through Apple mail exchange

After I completed the iCloud transition, I am getting the following response in the Apple mail exchange "The connection to the server "p99-imap.mail.me.com" on port 993 timed out. Then it will ask me to submit the password and also a check box for "do you want keychain to remember". I typed the password in a thousand times and it still comes up. Apparently after talking to MobileMe it's an internal error and we have to wait on a fix? Anyone hear anything like this?

I have a similar problem. Neither imac or ipad will work on home wireless internet, however they work fine at my work. Been through 3 Mac techs to no avail. Error msg is p99-imap.mail.me.com” on port 993 timed out.

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Mail: com.apple.mail.exchange.serveroverload

My customer got himself a brand new macbook pro and transfered all the data he had over from a previous version of osx. I believe he is now 10.8 and was 10.7 but am not sure about that. Ever since then he has had problems connecting to both imail and icalander. The icalender must constantly have the ssl setting toggled off as it seems to randomly re-enable itself. That is not the main issue however, he constantly gets disconnected from his mail account. During these down times he can access webmail. When I recreate the profile it fixes the problem for around a week and then the problem returns. I have tried completely wiping all the accounts (he has several linked) and recreating them, but that has no affect. I have tried combing through all settings to no avail and have reduced the number of messages in inbox since below capture was taken. I am constantly seeing errors such as the title for this post. I will include the general errors below. Please help as I am out of ideas.
9/3/13 4:33:48.062 PM Mail[16710]: Mail: com.apple.mail.exchange.serveroverload
com.apple.message.domain: com.apple.mail.exchange.serveroverload
com.apple.message.concurrentsyncfolderoperations: 5
com.apple.message.ewsaccountremotetaskoperations: 3
com.apple.message.concurrentewsrequestoperations: 10
com.apple.message.ewsrequestbatchsize: 50
com.apple.message.foldersyncrequestbatchsize: 128
Any attempt to synchronize to the server again will spawn a few more of these errors.
I'll let you know what tomorrow brings

The problem is knowing what other damage has been done. For example, do Pages, Numbers and Keynote work presently. Is your Mail system working? etc.
I would put these items in a folder of their own, in the remote possibility they are needed. Then make a fresh install of iWork from the source disk. If Mail is not working, it may first be necessary to go further and refresh the OS, by booting into the Recovery partition.

Emails always are suck in outbox when sent through Apple mail

Emails always are suck in outbox when sent through Apple mail. How should I deal with it ? Many thanks!

As mentioned, Outlook is not email standards compliant. It probably never will be based on Microsoft's history. However, I think there are various issues involved in the problems people have. I often send emails from home to my Outlook account at work. I have never experienced any of the problems that I've seen posted anywhere regarding Mail and Outlook.
My conclusion is that there are issues with certain Exchange Server configurations and/or issues with your own ISP mail server causing the issues.
I do have my system set up to Always send windows friendly attachments (from what I've read, this really is 'send Outlook friendly attachments'), and always put attachments at the end. Prior to the 'always put attachments at the end,' I wasn't having any issues, either. However, I read that that setting helped with other email clients, so I use it.
The obvious question is, "well, how is your exchange server configured." I would love to provide the answer to that question; however, I work for a DoD organization, so actually tracking down the person that knows the answer to that question will take somewhere between five years and never. With my 20+ years experience with the DoD, I'm leaning towards the never end of the spectrum. The other half of the equation is, "I'm using cox as my ISP."

I have updated my iOS and now my hotmail will not verify my password through apple mail app. I have reset password - tried new password and old password and it still gives me password incorrect. Hotmail works fine on Mac. Has anyone had this difficulty

I have updated my iOS and now my hotmail will not verify my password through apple mail app. I have reset password - tried new password and old password and it still gives me password incorrect. Hotmail works fine on Mac. Has anyone had this difficulty and been able to resolve it?

Did you try deleting the mail account, then adding it back? I've read a lot of times that is what needs to happen in order for it to work properly.

Hidden files sent through Apple Mail

Whenever I send attachments through Apple Mail, I get these 1KB files showing up in the attachment. For example, if I attached and sent a 1MB file called "photo1.jpg" through Apple Mail, my friends receive two files; 1 MB file called photo1.jpg and another one 1KB file by the same name. If I sent two attached files, I get two more 1KB files by the same name. Depending on how large the main file is the other file may vary from 1KB - 8KB.
I do not know how to avoid sending something I do not see.
Are these .ds_store files? When I sent this to myself on Gmail through Apple Mail I get the same. So, it is not as if ONLY windows guys see them. I can also see them in my Safari.
Please help.

This is likely the results of the AppleDouble MIME encoding mechanisms used within your Apple Mail client; the second hunk is the resource fork from the image file.
You can ignore it, or you can switch to a sending client that doesn't generate the AppleDouble MIME message (and the resource fork), or you can switch to a receiving client that does.
Reading fodder (though potentially more detail than you probably want) is available:
http://home.earthlink.net/~bobbau/email/more-tips/
http://db.tidbits.com/article/05787
There are other discussions of the AppleDouble format around.
The Windows Friendly switch disables this mechanism; the resource fork is not sent within the MIME-encoded message.

When I compose and send a mail, it gets placed in Outbox and I get a prompt stating something like "relating the message is not supported". Even if I compose a newest age, it says the vey same thing. I just cannot send any response through my mail account

When I compose and send a mail, it gets placed in Outbox and I get a prompt stating something like "relating the message is not supported". Even if I compose a newest age, it says the vey same thing. I just cannot send any response through my mail account. Can anyone help with a solution?

You haven't set up the SMTP (outgoing) mail server correctly. You probably didn't enter your user ID and password for the outgoing server. They are needed even though it says "optional".

I'm unable to send and receive email through Apple Mail 4. I've checked my settings on Preferences, and my password to Gmail is up to date for syncing with IMAP, but it still won't connect. Suggestions?

I'm unable to send and receive email through Apple Mail 4. I've checked my settings on Preferences, and my password to Gmail is up to date for syncing with IMAP, but it still won't connect. Suggestions?

I think it's trying to open it in a gMail eMail & is losing your gMail password that it needs log into gMail, but not 100% positive.
Have you tried Right clicking or Control+click on the eMail link & choose Copy? Works on some, not others.

Can't send email through Apple mail

I suddenly am not able to send email through Apple mail on my MacBookPro. ipad and iphone still working. I can also send email through att online. My email is @att.net, and the message says "The server cannot be contacted on port 465". (That is the proper port)

Hi,
Here are some suggestions,
1. Try downloading another free email client to see if it works from there, just to eliminate other possibilities.
2. Try removing the account in mail settings, and adding it again with the correct settings.
Let me know what you find!
Nolan

HT1277 After i changed the login password on my father's mac he could no longer access email through apple mail on either the mac or his ipad. any suggestions as to how to fix this problem?

After i changed the login password on my father's mac he could no longer access email through apple mail on either the mac or his ipad. any suggestions as to how to fix this problem?

See if this helps...
Mac OS X 10.4 Help, I forgot a password in my Keychain
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?path=Mac/10.4/en/mh1960.html
Mac OS X 10.4: Keychain Access asks for keychain "login" after changing login password...
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1631

How to get rid of Mail stuck in Apple Mail Exchange Inbox?

I have my Exchange 2007 Account set up in Apple Mail. Recently, there is one email (duplicated about 10 times) that I can't delete. Every time I try to delete, I get an ambigious Exchange error message. I've tried deleting and re-provisioning the account, but that doesn't work. I don't have this issue when accessing my Exchange account from a PC or other Apple Devices, only from my MacbookPro Apple Mail. How can I clear this and delete these stuck emails? Thank you.

Click and hold an icon until they all start jiggling and a X appears. Click the X to delete the partial download.

Can't connect to Office 365 mail account via Apple Mail (Exchange)

I recently upgraded to OS X Yosemite, but had this problem before upgrading as well. I have an Office 365 mail account, but cannot sync it via Apple Mail. I went into my Apple Mail accounts and tried connecting my Office 365 account through the Exchange option, but it will not connect. From my knowledge, this is not an uncommon problem but it is very inconvenient. Is there any way to get around the glitch, or anything I should be doing differently? I do know a couple people with Office 365 accounts who have been able to make it work, but they apparently did not do anything differently when setting up their account.

Sometimes this issue is caused by a misconfiguration or incompatibility of the Exchange server, or perhaps by a bug in Mail. If so, you won't be able to resolve it yourself. The fact that your iOS devices may be working well with the same account isn't relevant, because iOS uses a completely different protocol (ActiveSync) to communicate with Exchange servers. By default, OS X Mail uses the EWS protocol.
Each of the following steps has been reported to help with Exchange issues, at least temporarily, in some cases:
1. Back up all data. Open the Internet Accounts pane in System Preferences and check to make sure you don't have duplicate Exchange accounts. If you do, delete all but one of the duplicates. If there are no duplicates, delete the account and recreate it with the same settings.
2. Rebuild the affected mailbox.
3. Reindex messages.
4. Follow the instructions in this support article to disable autodiscovery. You may need to get configuration details from the server administrator.
5. In the Keychain Access application, delete the password item for the account. The next time Mail tries to access the account, you'll be prompted for the password. Check the box to save it in the Keychain.
6. If you've created subfolders of the Exchange inbox, log in to the server through its web interface, move the messages out, and remove the subfolders. The inbox should have no subfolders.
7. Synchronize with the server using IMAP rather than EWS. This is only possible if IMAP is enabled on the server.
8. Consider using Outlook instead of Mail to access your Exchange mail.
See also this discussion.

Hidden Acrobat comments exposed through Apple Mail Maver-ick

Acrobat Pro on Maverick has botched up the capability for me to hide areas of an edited Acrobat document. I created many PDF documents and over the last 5 years. I will create a rectangle of solid white in the comments tool and a cover selected areas of copy I want to hide from the intended recipient, or add typwritter comments over the white box I create to modify the original content. This process of editing my estimates worked well in all previous versions of Mac OS until Maverick.
I have not upgraded my macbook and it created the covered file which I sent through G-Mail then opened it in my iMac with Mavericks and Apple Mail and the type was exposed the copy I covered up.
Mavericks has messed up Acrobat's commenting function.
Rich

I hate to break it to you but maybe your system for redacting content was flawed for all these years.
The comments box isn't intended for this & you may have been leaving them exposed in other PDF readers. Simply layering white comment boxes doesn't necessarily remove the underlying text, especially when the text is 'image based' on another layer. It's equivalent to using a post-it note to redact a physical document, the text still exists if you know how to lift the layer.
PDF Pen is another app that can redact sections if you want another tool. Acrobat should have an actual redaction tool, check it's help. Also look for updates as Eric suggested.
Mavericks may actually be saving you from an incorrect assumption.

Attachments in Apple Mail + Exchange break the text of the mail

Working with Apple Mail on an Exchange server account, I've recently noted that when I put an attachment in the body of an email, all further text is broken out into a separate email attachment... thereby getting ignored by the recipient.
This has been happening for a couple of weeks now - and is a significant bug from my point of view.
The same behaviour is NOT exhibited using my gmail account.
Any ideas how to fix it?

Sandlines,
I should have searched more. I found a posting that talks about this same subject with a method to get it to work. All I had to do was make the first word in the email bold and in-line attachments work the way they are supposed to work. This doesn't help incoming files but it does help make your emails readable.
Outlook has a tough time rendering an email correctly. If you want it to have all attachments inline (and the server doesn't strip out or prevent use of HTML messages), you can trick it to work. When you start a new message, change the font to something other than your default font. That will trigger Outlook into rendering it correctly.
Some people create a signature in the Font that they want to compose in, and then start the message in the first line of the signature. That will set the font tag for Outlook to understand.
If you want the recipients to actually be able to use the image attachments you send, make sure you set the message to Plain Text and put the attachments at the end. Otherwise, Outlook renders the images inline and it is nearly impossible to save them separate from the message.

Setting up yahoo mail through apple mail

I am trying to get my yahoo mail account to run through my apple mail program, but to no avail. Any ideas on how to make it happen? Thanks

Actually, I am now reading about this site: http://www.e-link.it/macfreepops/
Apparently the Ypop for macs isn't very good, acroding to this guy: http://forums.ypopsemail.com/finally-super-easy-pop-yahoo-mail-on-your-mac-free- t3328.html.... But what do I know?!

Can no longer send mail through Apple Mail

Starting yesterday morning, I can no longer send mail via Apple Mail. I can receive it just fine, but when I try to send, it struggles for a minute, then leaves the message in my Outbox. When I open Mail's "Connection Doctor," it says "Could not connect to this SMTP server"; it says this for all three SMTP servers I routinely use, including smtp.mac.com.
No other computer in my house has this problem. In fact, if I switch to a different account on my Mac and use Apple Mail with these same smtp servers, it works fine.
Needless to say, this is completely mystifying to me. Does anyone have any idea what's happening, or how to correct the problem?
Thanks.

Do my eyes deceive me? Am I dreaming? Could it really be true? Looks like Apple (finally) fixed this issue! Simply update your Mac to 10.5.5. It might reboot several times. That is normal. When it finally reaches the desktop open your Mail app and try sending. It should now work for you. I couldn't be any happier, after over a year without Mail it's finally working again! This is the update that everyone's been waiting for

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