Thank you for the info Jérôme, I'll work around it, meanwhile I resolved the problem with a forward from the server side.
Giovanni >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 > > >--------------------------------------------------------------------- > "I've used PowerMail for over 10 years; it is a simple, elegant program > that has made every necessary upgrade over the years in a nearly > transparent, flawless form. It runs cleanly, never hogs resources, and > does exactly what I tell it to." > Beth Livingston, PowerMail user > > > Download a demo version from www.ctmdev.com >--------------------------------------------------------------------- > >
