Joe Emenaker wrote:
The problem is that I can't actually *send* any mail.
I'm trying to send it with Mozilla 1.4. I changed the outgoing SMTP to "always" use SSL and to use port 465.
The solution is easy: don't do that.
Mozilla only uses STARTTLS, and will not use a plain SSL connection for SMTP. Use port 25 for outgoing mail, and tell mozilla to "always" use SSL. It'll connect on the normal port, initialize a TLS session, and then authenticate and send mail.
Cool. Okay, now my problem is that, when I try to send a message, mozilla pops up a little message that says something like "An encrypted email connection has been detected. Please see help for more information on how to transmit encrypted email". The only button available is "Ok".
Now, when I click Ok, in Mozilla 1.4, the whole application (mail, browser, everything with the name "Mozilla" on it) hangs. Hovering the mouse over any of the windows gives an hourglass cursor, and the windows don't redraw.
However, when I click "Ok" in Mozilla 1.5b, I immediately get another dialog box saying "Sending of message failed. An error occurred sending mail: Unable to connect to SMTP server <omitted>. The server may be down or may be incorrectly configured. Please verify that your Mail/News account settings are correct and try again.".
Any ideas?
- Joe
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