On Wed, 12 Aug 2009 03:34:34 +0200 Slackrat <[email protected]> wrote:
S> Ted Zlatanov a écrit profondement:
S> | That seems strange. Can you try:
S> |
S> | (require 'pop3)
S> | (let ((pop3-debug t))
S> | (pop3-open-server "pop3.mail.server" 110))
S> |
S> | I'm not sure this is the problem, but it will at least tell you if Emacs
S> | itself (through the pop3.el library) can contact the server.
S> |
S> The result is effecticely the same.
If pop3.el can't connect via pop3-open-server, we've established the bug
outside of the rest of Gnus, so it's progress.
Can you look at the code for pop3-open-server? It's not terribly
complicated. You need to check your pop3-stream-type; depending on
whether it's 'ssl, 'starttls, or something else there are different
execution paths. Here's an example:
(require 'pop3)
(require 'cl)
(let ((pop3-debug t)
(pop3-stream-type 'ssl)) ;; or 'starttls or nil
(pop3-open-server "pop3.mail.server" 110))
>From there, you'll move on to figuring out if open-tls-stream or
starttls-open-stream are the problem (my guess is that your problem is
not with a plain connection). If you don't care about SSL or TLS, you
could just set pop3-stream-type to nil but your POP3 server may not
allow that.
Ted
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