I have tried all the standard variations:
account: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
smtp server: mail.domain.com
The above causes a stream error.
account: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
smtp server: mail.domain.com
The above causes an account or password error.
-----Original Message-----
From: Alicia Gordon [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, May 30, 2002 2:21 PM
To: Tom Hauber; Emailer Talk
Subject: Re: Stream error
My ISP did that at one time too and it did not cause me problems once I
changed the settings.
The UserID I only had to change in my PPP setup, not in Emailer.
The POP server is the Email Account entry, which in Emailer is properly
entered as [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Can't tell if you've tried this or not.
Alicia
On 5/30/2002 12:53, Tom Hauber wrote:
>The company hosting my domain has recently switched several of their
servers
>around and currently I am unable to retrieve my mail via Emailer. They
>switched my email id from being simply user to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and the POP
>server from being domain.com to mail.domain.com.
>
>Now I remember the old trick for dealing with different servers for POP vs
>SMTP, since I have had to use it to retrieve my mail from roadrunner.
>However this isn't work with this new setup with my domain. I believe the
>problem is the email id being [EMAIL PROTECTED] instead of just user, because
>in all of the variations I have tried I get one of two errors. Either the
>1) network stream error or 2) account or password not valid.
>
>Has anyone any advice or suggestions in dealing with this type of setup?
>
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Gordon Word Artists
French and Spanish Translation
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