Mail looking on port 0...

Hi all,
I've read a few posts by people having the same problem as me with Mail checking port 0. I've tried all the posted fixes but nothing works. I've posted elsewhere that I can resolve the problem by quitting and re-opening Safari, or if Safari is not running, quitting Mail, starting Safari then restarting Mail. This got me thinking and I realised that my problems started about the time I installed the version 3 beta of Safari.
While I'd still appreciate any suggestions to fully resolve this issue, the main reason for this post is to ask if the other users who are experiencing this port 0 problem are also using beta 3? Maybe the problem's not with Mail at all?
Danny
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I popped over to the Safari Beta 3 boards and had a nose around, the new version installs a different version of WebKit which has a major influence on things that connect to the internet (hence the reboot), and obviously Mail is one of them. So to test my theory I downloaded the installer again and ran the included 'UNinstall' app and rebooted (Windoze anyone?). Ironically, when I ran Mail I still had the same problem, but the port number is now correctly reported as being 110.
As I see it there are three possibilities:
1: The fix worked and Mail is right, my POP3 host is just pants!
2: The fix failed and the problem is more than just an issue with port 0.
3: The fix was a partial success, but Mail was never actually looking on port 0 at all, there was just a variable print out error in the dialogue box...
I'd be interested in hearing if this works for anyone else?
Danny

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