Giovanni Andreani wrote:
>I've just added a new mail account that has a quite long domain name. In
>the "Mail Accounts" window > Receiving tab > Incoming mail server field
>I've inserted the "pop3." prefix followed by a 34 character string.
There is a limit of 77 characters for the "user account ID" concatenated
with "incoming mail server". So, if your user account ID is 45
characters long and the incoming mail server 39 characters longs, you
can't use them in PowerMail. One solution would be to put the IP address
instead of the hostname, or to create a DNS alias for this hostname.
Jérôme - CTM Engineering
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