IS APPLE ON THIS OUTGOING MAIL ISSUE?

Is there anybody from this company in these forums? If so can you indicate that this is being worked on and when it will be fixed?
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Hi,
Not sure what, "I've tried all fixes" includes so try here.
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The only way you can send mail on the iPhone is by having your password. If you need to change your password you need to do that through yahoo.

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Greetings,
I recently updated to 10.5.3. Right after this was done I began experiencing issues with sending and receiving email. The error returned is as follows:
Cannot send message using the server X.
Verify that you have addressed this message correctly. Check your SMTP server settings in Mail Preferences and verify any advanced settings with your system administrator.
It's a POP account. I didn't change the name of the incoming mail server but I did change the name of the outgoing mail server by adding mail. to the front. I'm using Port 993 with SSL, with an Authenticated POP (ADOP) Authentication. I'm not as computer savvy as I'd like to be, so I'm sure I'm leaving out some details. Any and all assistance is much appreciated.
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You changed the outgoing server settings, or SMTP server settings based on what? In an attempt to fix the sending problem on your own, or based on an SMTP server settings change by the email account provider for this account?

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I have been having an issue where outgoing mail does not send. Each time I try to send mail, I recieve the error message, "Email Application Alert: Error sending "..." ". I contacted the utoronto tech staff and they are also confused as to why the setup is not working correctly. As there is no specific Palm Pre setup on their website I went by the Iphone settings, which should work correctly:
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Tap Settings on the home screen:
Scroll down and tap Mail:
Tap Add Account:
Select Other (last option):
Tap IMAP:
Fill out the information fields as follows:
     * Address: Your @utoronto.ca email address
Incoming Mail Server
Host Name: mailboxN.utcc.utoronto.ca (where N is replaced with your UTORmail configuration number)
User Name: your UTORid
Password: Your Password
Outgoing Mail Server (SMTP)
Host Name: smtp.utoronto.ca
User Name: Your UTORid
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Incoming Settings
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Server Port 993
Outgoing Settings
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Authentication: Password.
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Any information on how to fix this would be appreciated.
Post relates to: Pre p100eww (Bell)
Post relates to: Pre p100eww (Bell)
Message Edited by bmirabelli on 11-03-2009 10:33 AM
Message Edited by bmirabelli on 11-03-2009 10:33 AM
Message Edited by bmirabelli on 11-03-2009 10:34 AM

Normally, if you send out using SSL, you use port 465, and if you send out without SSL, you use port 587. Can you try port 465?
== Edit ==
I found the University's instructions for various mail clients. The pattern seems to be SSL ==> 465, TLS ==> 587. If the Pre supports TLS, try switching the encryption method from SSL to TLS and using port 587. Any luck?
Message Edited by Jeffro on 11-03-2009 03:50 PM

Outgoing mail issue with my domain

All right I'll lay it all out in as much detail as I can...thanks in advance for any insight you can give me.
OS: Tiger 10.4.7 (latest security updates)
Mail ver: 2.1
I have three e-mail accounts: gmail, dot mac and my own domain.
As of right now, I can send outgoing mail through my gmail and dot mac accounts. My domain mail is dead when trying to send through Mac Mail.
Gmail settings:
SMTP: smtp.gmail.com
Port: 587
SSL: On
Auth: Password
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Dot Mac settings:
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Port: Tried 25, 587, 110
SSL: tried both on and off
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Password: tried Webmail pass and control panel pass
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Now, both the incoming and outgoing server are mail.(domainname).com. I can receive messages through the account just fine. And I can send mail through my Webmail setup at my domain name, too.
I contacted my host (iPowerweb) and they set up a test account and said they are not seeing smtp issues, either.
I recently switched hosts and I was having the same issue with the previous host, too. In fact, I used to be able to send e-mail through my previous host with the same domain, but it just quit working one day.
I do not believe it is a port issue as I am able to send on both 25 and 587.
Previously I just accepted that I wouldn't be able to use Mac Mail to send through my domain. But I am unwilling to accept that fact anymore...
Any ideas folks?
Again, thanks...
PowerBook G4 Mac OS X (10.4.7)

Hello, and welcome to the Discussions.
Typically, Port 587 would require at least Password Authentication -- using None as Authentication would not be expected to succeed. If None is the correct setting, then Port 25 would be the necessary Port.
The fact that accounts in the same domain work, is not definitive, in my opinion, since it might be permitted without Authentication, whereas other sending activities might not.
Without regard to blocking, sending with a third party SMTP involves establishing "trust", and trust is either established by Authentication, or by being identified by the venue where your ISP can ensure you are trustworthy, and this typically must require the use of Port 25.
The change might be that as a Spam fighting measure, your ISP has only just now required authentication on Port 587, although I think this has already been nearly universal.
Ernie

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I do not think this is unusual. Out of the box there are no restrictions on From: addresses, they're not required to match the domain of the sender or match up with DNS results. You can configure various restrictions or even modify the from address based on the users authenticated credentials, but not by default.
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I have had a lot of problem lately with not being able to connect to the outgoing server on my Mobile Me account. I have tried the connection doctor which shows everything is ok but when I try and send it says it was unable to connect and to try again later or to choose another server from the list.
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Ed Jones
Commander, USN (Ret.)

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Launch the built-in Terminal application in any of the following ways:
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☞ Open LaunchPad and start typing the name.
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Yahoo outgoing mail server not working.

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Hello, and welcome to the Discussions.
I get 100% success pinging mail.adelphia.net, and if at your home venue where Adelphia is your ISP, then I think no separate Authentication is required. Port 25 would be the proper port. However, if you are not at home, and the provider of internet connection limits you to using only authenticated SMTP then you would not able to use mail.adelphia.net as the Outgoing Server.
Are you at the venue where Adelphia is the ISP?
Ernie

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This has been a problem for awhile. Thank god there is a application fix but im receiving an iTouch very soon and I'm not sure if the same problem is going to be on that to..
It might be how Quicktime reads .MP4 and .M4V Files but i can play the videos on VLC and Zune Software fine..
I see other people posting this exact same problems. I see no answers... Apple Knows this is an issue. Why wont they fix it.
From what im hearing it is the audio that is going out of sync from the video.
Now my Final Question is
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