> >> Can james deliver mail to the same account sent from another machine - a >> desktop/laptop with a known to be correctly configured email client? > >Yes, in my desktop, Thunderbird receives email in this account and sends >it as well. >
>> >> Can the android machine running K9 send mail to a test account at >> gmail/hotmail or some such place? > > >Interesting: I have just done a test sending email to my gmail account >from K9 (Android), and it has worked. The log in James shows no >exception for this email. > hi Pablo Don't follow your last paragraph - why would James log an email sent to gmail from an android device? Anyway what you reported semi-confirms my suspicions that it's K9 rather than james to (mostly) blame. I messed around trying to get K9 to play nice with an mail exchanger running dovecot & exim4 and gave up. Can't remember the details as this was some time ago, but I think I concluded that K9 was rather over opinionated about the settings it should use and lacked config options that it really ought to have. I'm not familiar with thunderbird, but I imagine that like sylpheed (for instance) you can configure settings for ports and SSL/TLS? So if you make that play with your gmail account (as does your K9) that might help you understand what settings your james server needs to play nicely with K9. My solution to this problem was to add a small screen interface to my (server side) webmail frontend :-) -- David Matthews m...@dmatthews.org --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: server-user-unsubscr...@james.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: server-user-h...@james.apache.org
