Timed out session, port 143

Hello! I got some problems with my mail. I have entered everything correctly into Mail but I get only timed out session 143. Nothing more to say really, Thanks in advance, Morgan.

Ernie,
Weirdly, I checked software update and that can't get a connection either, and yet I have good internet and am receiving and sending mail fine from all accounts.
When i try to move a mail from my works IMAP to a .mac folder, it starts to move it but then the connection speed seems to plummet as though it's being choked somewhere?
I'll try the SSL. is that just on the Incoming or the outgoing or both?

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I am in a network that has a proxy server. In the beginning I thought, I can't use Mail because of the proxy. So I set up Mozillas Thunderbird and that works just find with sending and receiving e-mail from MobileMe and a Pop3 account.
Than I had a professor over from the US, who was using mail just fine. He has a .mac account and several other pop3 and imap accounts
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If it is indeed for Firefox OS, in order to better understand and investigate on the issue that you are encountering, please reply to this message with the following information:
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* Who is your current cell phone carrier?
* How often do you encounter this issue?
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My Mac is running MacOS X 10.6.2,
and Mail 4.2 .
I'm using Mail from my work connexion and it is running without problem.
Today I use it from home connexion and Mail doesn't synchronize any of
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I tested the said server (from a Terminal window):<pre>telnet imap.free.fr 143
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Connected to imap.free.fr.
Escape character is '^]'.
* OK [CAPABILITY IMAP4REV1 X-NETSCAPE LOGIN-REFERRALS AUTH=LOGIN] IMAP4rev1 Free</pre>
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<pre>--------
As long as you'll see students making graphics with pen on paper,
you'll see the missing keystone of the software empire.
dan</pre>

Ernie Stamper wrote:
Click on Window in the menubar of Mail, and choose Connection Doctor -- what does it report?
Connection status: <green bullet> Mail was unable to connect to the Internet.
And for all of my accounts, Mail is displaying the rotating wheel,
and in the column says: Connecting to server…
My connexion is OK:
I'm posting this reply from the same Mac,
and I'm collecting my E-mail on the same accounts with Thunderbird.
As the rotating wheels were still rotating 2 minutes later,
just to be sure I made a check of what's going on my connection
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isn't doing any connection attempt.
Just to be sure of what my eyes refused to believe,
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I see some standard trafic (IPP, http…) but nothing on port 143.
This "Mail Connection Doctor" is plainly lying to me.
Hence my original conclusion seems to stand:
there's something corrupted within Mail.
<pre>--------
As long as you'll see students making graphics with pen on paper,
you'll see the missing keystone of the software empire.
dan</pre>

The server returned the error: The connection to the server on port 143 timed out.

Hello,
I recently got a MacBook Pro which cam ewith Mavericks. I have entered the email addresses I use the most, they are a combination of Gmail and personal ones that are set up with two different hosting companies. After a random amount of time which may be 5 minutes after opening Mail up to 8 or 9 hours the mailboxes start giving the error 'The server returned the error: The connection to the server xxxx.xxxx on port 143 timed out.' where xxxx.xxxx is the IMAP incoming mail server, the port is 993 for the Gmail accounts. Once it happens for one the others soon follow. The same accounts on my Mac Pro still work correctly at the same time. Anyone have any ideas?
Edit: I have run the Connection Doctor and while it can connect to each of the SMTP servers it cannot connect to any of the IMAP ones. A restart of Mail will cure this temporarily.

Mobileme has moved to moved iCloud:
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