Smtp issue - gmail

So I haven't done any updates; haven't changed ANYTHING. But suddenly, today, Mail refuses to send outgoing mail via the gmail servers. The only other account I have attached to Mail is my .mac account, and it's inactive. I rebooted earlier today, and it sent. I came back a few hours later, tried to send, no deal. Rebooted. Still couldn't send. Just tried to send again, to get a copy of the error message to post here? And it sent. It's the same error message other people have posted here - but I haven't done any updates, or changed anything. It says it can't send via that server, and to try one of these others, and gives me a drop-down box that doesn't include the gmail server, only the .mac server that I don't have access to. We did lose our internet connection this morning for about an hour, but we've done that in the past and it hasn't screwed up Mail. Mail was running during the internet loss. (I leave it running pretty much all the time.) I still receive mail fine, it's just sending that's being intermittent.
I'm on a Powermac G4 (AGP Graphics) (also maybe known as a Sawtooth), wireless connection via an airport, DSL modem. 500Mhz processor. Running 10.4.5.

Hi,
I have a GMail account as well and sometimes it refuses to send, but I have found out that this is normally due to Gmail problems, rather than Mail itself. On the other hand, if you push Gmail's limits (by sending and receiving too fast) they may block your account for "a few minutes", thus causing the timeout.
When Mail shows you a list of servers, you better say "try again later". It just means that it couldn't connect to the server or the server refused the connection; either way, it's giving you the chance to pick up another server. If you don't do that (try again later), he'll keep trying.
Gmail is a little bit nasty sometimes with POP/SMTP access; it works fine most of the time, but I have come across days where timeouts occur. I don't know if you're in the US of A or outside (I am in Europe) but the "distance" may have something to do too, and given that you're using a Wi-Fi connection, it all sums to the possible cause of Timeout.
POst the error if you'd like for me to see a more detailed Mail log, maybe I can spot something unusual.
Good Luck!

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So this isn't a question....more like a solution that I had to figure out.
We have multiple gmail accounts in our family and after upgrading to OSC Yosemite our gmail accounts wen't haywire. My wife was sending emails that eventually were sent from my gmail account (mass neighborhood emails at that.....and all replies came to me instead of her). I spent about 2 hours investigating and put together several different threads that finally fixed out problem. The root of the issue is that you can share the same Incoming Mail Server for all of your gmail accounts and your mail will go to the accounts that it is supposed to go to, but you have to have individual Outgoing Mail Servers for each of your accounts otherwise all outgoing mail will come from one account only. I don't know why this happened, it is a pain in the butt, but here's how I fixed it with 3 gmail accounts running through 1 mac.
1st - you need to remove all of your gmail accounts from mail via Internet Accounts in Settings. Just highlight the account and hit the minus sign at the bottom. You won't lose anything if you have your gmail settings set to default which backs everything up to Google's servers....it will all load back to you mac and it will all be available online at gmail.com
2nd - you need to add back all of your accounts one at a time (and follow all of the following steps for each account before adding another). Select the plus sign and choose Google (for gmail accounts only).
3rd - Give your gmail account a recognizable name in the "Name" field (if you have multiple Gmail accounts to add, you will want to distinguish between them).
4th - type in your username ([email protected]) and password. Make sure to add the suffix @gmail.com.
5th - Check the boxes that you want to add to your mac (mail, contacts, calendars, messages, notes).
6th - Click the "Details" button to ensure that you have an adequate description (see # 3 above) if you are going to have multiple gmail accounts to add.
7th - Open the Mail app.
8th - From Mail Preferences/Account Information Tab - make sure that you account is Enabled (check box next to "Enable Account", make sure that you have an adequate description name, email address is correct, Incoming mail server is imap.gmail.com, Username is your normal gmail login username (absent any suffix like .gmail.com), password is your gmail password.
9th - Then, from Preferences click on the Advanced tab and....Uncheck "Automatically detect and maintain account settings".
10th - Then, go back to Account Information Tab and.....from the Outgoing Mail Server (SMTP) dropdown box, select Edit SMTP List....
11th - You need to create an individual SMTP Server Account for each gmail account that you plan to add.
12th - To do this click the plus button. Server Name should always be smtp.gmail.com. Type in your own Description (I recommend naming it after the gmail account that you plan to attach it to).
13th - TLS Certificate should be "None"
14th - Click the Advanced Tab - From here, uncheck the box for "Automatically detect and maintain account settings". Then make sure Port is 587 (default is 25 for some ungodly reason). Check the box for "Use SSL".
15th - Set authentication to "Password". User name MUST contain a suffice (i.e [email protected]). Password is your normal gmail password.
16th - Click OK.
17th - Now your back at Preferences/Account Information - Link your account to the SMTP server that you just created by using the dropdown box next to Outgoing Mail Server (SMTP).
18th - Save all changes and close out of Mail App.
19th - Restart Mail and recheck steps 8-15....for some reason my passwords kept getting erased, but they eventually saved and took.
20th - Add another gmail account by following these steps and then recheck all along the way for passwords, suffixes, everything. You will want to make sure that your accounts are all properly linked to their respective Outgoing Mail Servers (hence the distinct naming descriptions).
21st - Once you have added multiple accounts send email between them to make sure that they are being sent from and received to the correct accounts.

Wow! Oh my goodness Patrick, thank you so much man. That's a ton of informatiion to take the time to write out step by step and share with strangers. I really, really am grateful to you. I've been dealing with this for a month, half the month I kept changing my passwords and kept assuming I was making some mistake. It used to work fine. About a week ago I started looking for a solution and couldn't find one that worked.
You have changed that sir! I'm good to go, stress level will lower when I am on my Mac, and I'm so glad to not have all these messages popping back up that I was done with!
Muchos Gracias Amigo! Owe you one...

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Rather than answer your specific question, how about I give you the best way to achieve what you're looking for?
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In Terminal when I type telnet.smtp.mac.com 25 it tries 17.148.16.33 and connects to smtp.mac.com and I get the same result with me.com. However, when I try port 993 or 995 I get "Trying 17.148.16.33...." and it never finishes.
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Hello,
I have created a new thread http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=2755782 (Using Greek Characters in Folder naming possible?) in order not to disrupt the flow of this thread.
It seems that only two persons with greek origin and OSX server are posting in Apple DIscussion - this is why I contacted you this way.
The sharepoints are in Latin Characters - the sub folders are in Greek and only users other than the Server admin have this issue ...
... the Characters change from uppercase to lowercase and the user is 'thrown' to the previous directory structure level - thus cannot access the subfolder.
When I changed the name of the subfolder to latin characters it worked.
It is not a major issue, but it is very annoyng especially if you have to change to greeklish Names of clients....
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does anyone know if i set up a SMTP server for Mac Mail as having an authentication set to "none" or set to "password" for GMAIL and whether this password should be one of these online generated 2 step verification passwords?
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Hi Hotwheels
had similar issues. But incoming worked fine immediately, only outgoing was an issue.
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So on the Mail application, I saw e-mails coming in. My outgoing e-mail stayed in my "outbox".
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Greetings! First and foremost, THANK YOU for reading this discussion. I truly appreciate any and all assistance. Being one who likes to exhaust all resources before posting, I have literally spent that last 7 and a half hours reading pages and pages of threads here, on Google Forums along with finding other data across the net.
The problem started immediately upon the LION upgrade. Everything worked fine until the upgrade and then BOOM...no more Apple Mail sending to Gmail SMTP server. I can receive Gmail just fine, but no can send.When a message is sent, after a long while, an error message pops up stating that the SMTP server is "off line." Obviously it is timing out.
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I am NOT running LION OS X server, just plain old LION OS 10.8.2 on my MacBrook Pro.
Thank you in advance for any and all courtesies extended. Looking to resume using Apple Mail with my Gmail account ASAP.
Sincerely,
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Thanks Lanny...tried it...still doesn't work. Called Apple Support...switched to Tier 2 support person Chris P. Was on the phone with him for 2 hours and 38 minutes...we tried everything under the sun...still can't get to smtp.gmail.com...can't even telnet to it from Mac. We did network testing too...he thought my router was blocking ports 25, 465 & 587 but the router wasn't. After exhausting every concievable MAC setting, trying a number or solutions, killing the account and re-installing multiple times, his conclusion is that there is a third party software "blocking" the send in gmail...ummmmm...makes no sense to me as everything worked perfectly until I upgraded to OS X. Hence his solution is for me to take my Mac to the Apple Store and have them look at it. My solution? Don't use mail on the Mac and keep using Mail on my Windows machine. I prefer Mac, but I have now spent over the last two days in excess of 10 hours on this problem...it's not supposed to be this difficult. Lesson Learned...if something's working, DON'T goof with it...Apple Mail under Snow Leopard worked perfectly...upgraded to Mt. LION (paid for it) and now I am really paying the price for doing that.

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Hello John,
My pleasure to help,
U can then use the
show logging | include x.x.x.x (IP being used on the communication to find the cause of the issue, it will always point why this is failing, that's the greatest thing about ZBFW)
Any other question u can let me know
Remember to rate all of the helpful posts.
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Just got this new mobile this week, just great product. My 6260 was getting old. SIP working with VoipBuster, fring as well, iskoot coming soon over Wlan.
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[email protected]". I know the settings are right as I could see the smtp log on my email server but it's like there is an issue with our antispam checker.
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Happy to be not the only one we will see what can be done.
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