> Date: Sunday, October 18, 2015 14:01:22 -0700
> From: Martin Farrimond <[email protected]>
>
> Since my phone updated to Marshmallow yesterday, I can no longer
> get secure email connection from my Nexus 5 phone to the POP3
> server at my hosting company (call them HC1) - 4 accounts on two
> different hosted domains on the same POP3 server. When
> configuring the connection/account, I get "Cannot  connect to
> server. Handshake failed". If I go ahead & finish the config 
> (adding a SMTP server), then the Inbox in the folders view in K-9
> mail shows "SSL Protocol Exception: SSL h".
> 
> Yet a POP3/SSL connection is still working ok with K-9 mail to an
> account  on a different hosting company (call them HC2). And
> Outlook on Windows 7  still works fine using POP3/SSL with hosting
> company HC1.
> 
> Other email clients I just tested on my phone (myMail and
> AquaMail) are  also not able to communicate with POP3/SSL at HC1
> but work fine with HC2.
> 
> I'm pretty certain it's not K-9 mail issue, but my hosting company
> simply  says there's nothing logged in their log files, therefore
> there's nothing  to investigate.
> 
> Help!

I think that your statement:

  > Other email clients I just tested on my phone (myMail and
  > AquaMail) are also not able to communicate with POP3/SSL at HC1
  > but work fine with HC2.

would seem to confirm that this is not a K-9 specific issue. I
suspect that android-6 dropped SSLv3 from its supported encryption
protocols (I couldn't find a detailed enough list of android-6
changes to confirm this) and that that's what your HC1 provider is
still using (without support for TLS).

If you're using a *nix machine you can use "s_client" to poke at
their POP3 SSL and see what protocol(s) they are supporting.

You might also try asking them. They should be using TLSv1 (and
above). They should not be supporting SSLv3 (or even TLS < v1), even
as fallback.

I haven't had any issues with my nexus-5, stock android-6, K-9 5.107.


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