> From: Sarir Khamsi <sarir.kha...@raytheon.com> > Cc: help-emacs-windows@gnu.org > Date: Mon, 10 Jun 2013 10:08:33 -0700 > > Eli Zaretskii <e...@gnu.org> writes: > > > Do you have the gnutls DLLs installed where Emacs can find them? > > What does > > > > M-: (gnutls-available-p) RET > > > > display? > > It returns 't'. > > I tried it again with: > > (setq gnus-secondary-select-methods > '((nnimap "tu2" > (nnimap-address "myMailHost.com") > (nnimap-server-port 993) > (nnimap-stream ssl)))) > > and got > > Warning: Unable to open server nnimap+myMailHost.com due > to: Unknown service: 993; Opening nnimap server on tu2...failed: ; > Server nnimap+tu2 previously determined to be down; not retrying; > Opening nnimap server on tu2...failed: ; Unable to open server > nnimap+tu2 due to: make client process failed: connection > refused, :name, *nnimap*, :buffer, *nnimap myMailHost.com > 993 *nntpd**, :host, myMailHost.com, :service, > 993, :nowait, nil > > It looks like the mail server has refused the connection. Is there a > different way to verify that, or is it some other problem? Thanks.
I suggest to ask on emacs-de...@gnu.org. There are a few people there who know much more about GnuTLS and will able to help you. Once it's clear that you have GnuTLS available to Emacs, this is no longer a Windows issue.
