.mac outgoing server fail

outgoing mail for my .mac and .me accounts is failing to send for two days.  It will randomly work for a few sends and then hang.
trying outgoing port swaps no luck, tried rebooting everything, no luck.  Sends OK from gmail account.  current status: not sending.

Setup your .Mac Mail account preferences to use the GMAIL outgoing mail server.  You may be seeing a side effect of .Mac moving to iCloud.

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    Go to the email settings, and re-enter your Outgoing Server username and password.
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    All of a sudden, I am no longer able to send e-mails (tho I still receive them). the error message says "outgoing server failed" Any ideas?

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  • Outgoing server failing!

    I have 4 email accounts on my iPhone. Seems like they have been inconsistently able to send email. Sometimes I can get one out but I can't figure out why or when. FYI all my .mac emails work fine.
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  • Connection to the outgoing server failed

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    whoa and behold guys, I have the same problem BUT I fixed it. I was up all night looking for answers. I wanted to reply back this morning from a guys email sent to my aol email stating to pray for a job promo. this morning newspaper he made headlines for the school district board of something I dunno..
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    I tested mailing from my gmail to my aol mail address, and I had my aol software open. I checked aol mail on my iphone, and while watching the aol screen the mailbox icon went away.. MAGIC!!
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    See here for troubleshooting the SMTP settings (outgoing mail server on your carrier's servers)
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    whoa and behold guys, I have the same problem BUT I fixed it. I was up all night looking for answers. I wanted to reply back this morning from a guys email sent to my aol email stating to pray for a job promo. this morning newspaper he made headlines for the school district board of something I dunno..
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