you think cookies would be the prob, or the fact that myrealbox has frames?
At 6:32AM 3/28/02, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Hans-Juergen Bardenhagen) wrote: >Hi Sam, > >on 27.03.02, 15:27 (local time) you wrote: > >> Neither Nettamer nor NetMail Pro can even make any contact with >> "mail.myrealbox.com". > >One thing that puzzled me in the thread was this name for a POP3 server, >because I only knew "mail.*" for a SMTP server until now. Perhaps >Nettamer has the same opinion on this subject... ;-) > >> P.S. BTW, I have discovered that "mail.myrealbox.com" also works >> with Telnet on port 110, but the downloading of messages is extremely >> slow with Telnet. It is much, much slower than with doing Telnet at >> other POP3 servers. > >Probably this POP3 server is one of the most used in the internet, now >that Yahoo wants money for their mail servers. Perhaps the timeout >settings within Nettamer are too short, so that it will just cancel the >download process if it doesn't start within a second or so. > >But if you can't download your mail on mail.myrealbox.com, you shouldn't >be able to send anything via smtp.myrealbox.com, or is this possible >with Nettamer? > >By the way, do you use the same ISPs for both Arachne and Nettamer mail >download? Because if you don't, then the DNS server of the "Nettamer" >provider might not know mail.myrealbox.com. This happens more often than >we think... In this case you could fill in the numeric IP of the server >instead of its real name in Nettamer. I think Neil had already mentioned >it in this thread. > >ZZee ya, Hans-J�rgen > Have a goody! Dan
