Motel error message

2010-10-31 Thread jlarosa
Mornin' Bats!

I have the misfortune to be stuck in a motel for the next several days and am 
communicating via a threadbare data cable provided by the motel.  This place is 
too old to have WIFI.  Anyway, I tried to use TB! and found that I had no 
trouble fetching messages but when I tried to SEND a message I got the 
following response from TB!:

!10/30/2010, 21:16:48: SEND  - Server reports it is not ready, reply: imp10 
smtp.charter.net MjA5LjE1NS4xNzcuMjUy You must connect from Charter IP space.  
E1110 

Anybody have any idea what this means and how I can get past it?

TIA,
Jack


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Re: Motel error message

2010-10-31 Thread Jim Kyle
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On Sunday, October 31, 2010, at 8:10:36 AM, jlar...@charter.net wrote:

 Anybody have any idea what this means and how I can get past it?

The message is pretty clear that the server will not accept traffic from an
IP that's not assigned to Charter, so if the motel uses some other ISP,
there's no way to get around it. If sending an Email is urgent, you might
try using a webmail interface instead of TB -- or opening a gmail or other
account that WOULD accept traffic from the motel's ISP.

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Re: Motel error message

2010-10-31 Thread Jernej Simončič
On Sunday, October 31, 2010, 14:59:10, Jim Kyle wrote:

 The message is pretty clear that the server will not accept traffic from an
 IP that's not assigned to Charter, so if the motel uses some other ISP,
 there's no way to get around it.

Actually, there might be - try enabling SMTP authentication, many ISPs
allow you to send the message then.

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Re: Motel error message

2010-10-31 Thread jlarosa

 Jernej Simončič jernej.listso...@ena.si wrote: 
 On Sunday, October 31, 2010, 14:59:10, Jim Kyle wrote:

 The message is pretty clear that the server will not accept traffic from an
 IP that's not assigned to Charter, so if the motel uses some other ISP,
 there's no way to get around it.

Actually, there might be - try enabling SMTP authentication, many ISPs
allow you to send the message then.

Alas no combination of tics at ACCOUNTPROPERTIESSEND MAIL(Authentication) 
would allow me to send mail.  I guess I'll just have to continue using the 
Charter server from Firefox.  Inelegant, true, but it gets the job done.

My thanks to all who tried to help.

Jack


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Re: IMAP - No message loaded error - next installment

2010-10-31 Thread TheLimit

On 10/26/2010 you wrote:

 I have Thunderbird installed for just such occasions. My preferred
 client is The Bat, but since it is IMAP, I can use any client to get the
 messages and Thunderbird is a good way of testing whether the problem
 is server or client related.

I couldn't get Thunderbird to talk at all. It won't accept
the pw for some reason, and I've kind of given up on it.
Not only do I not like it, but I don't understand it and I
don't have the time to mess with it :-/

 The things that cause problems for me are accounts with lots of
 folders or lots of accounts to check at the same time, particularly
 when there are messages waiting in several of them. One large email
 can hold up everything else and I wonder whether the connections
 timeout and hang.

Yes, this could be. There are several accounts - but all
but the one with the problem are POP accounts, and all are
working fine as of this writing. Most have lots of
folders, including this IMAP account. But .. the only one with
problems is the IMAP account :-/

 You could play around with some of the settings in
 Properties|Mail Management|IMAP Fine Tune at account level and see
 whether that makes a difference.

Well, so far that hasn't accomplished anything.

I have managed to move all the messages to the trash
folder, (the delete key worked where the delete button on
the interface did not) where for some reason I can read
them.  I can't move any to any other folder, however, and
none of the filters work on that account.

 There is a new version of IMAP for The Bat in the works, and hopefully
 this will address some of the current issues.

I hope so.

In the meantime, has anyone ever managed to fix a filter
problem like this one? There are filters specific to this
account, as well as a common filter which combs about 3 of
them, the other accounts being POP accounts.

Will be glad to provide any other info you like, if you
think it will help.

tia -

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