On Sep 24, 2005, at 12:49 PM, Peter Saint James wrote:
I'm having trouble getting Mail to send messages.
I believe (but don't know) that it's because my ISP
(Earthlink) made changes to the outgoing mail server settings.
Evidently they made these changes a month ago, but I just started
having trouble in the past day. I changed the settings as
instructed, but still cannot get the server to accept more than one
message at a time.
Anyone on Earthlink know the secret to getting this to
work, or is there some other problem that I don't know about?
Peter
Hi:
If you are using smtpauth.earthlink.net, check Mail> Preferences>
Accounts> and look for the Earthlink account. Click on the server
settings button. Using smtpauth.earthlink.net as your outgoing mail
server will require a password for X Mail to send mail. Make sure
that the password is there and that you have the proper server port ,
which may vary (but may possibly be 587), but I cannot be sure.
If you can, try and chat with an Earthlink support person. I lost
the ability to E-mail and found that there support people were
surprisingly knowledgeable.
dmjh
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