n...@home wrote:
I apologize for making the above post. In the past, when I travelled, I
was unable to receive email or newsgroups directly. I had to go to the
website of my provider and read email there, and just do without
newsgroups. That was the status through years.
Now I am away from home and was visiting a website when the email alert
went off. It surprised me! I opened the news reader and somehow all my
email was there. I have no idea whether this is due to a Seamonkey
upgrade, or to something my ISP did.
I went ahead and read my email, then read this newsgroup. I didn't look
at the other newsgroup server I use for some other newsgroups.
I was happy, because it is a lot easier to read news and mail here, than
on my ISPs web page. To see if I could use the newsreader to send
email, I sent the above to myself, and erroneously to this newsgroup.
The email failed, but the newsgroup posting worked. This morning I
tried to use my other newsgroup server, but was denied access as I
needed a password. I'll look it up when I get home.
When you travel to other areas that have a different mail server you may
need to set-up a new SMTP server and use that server to send mail.
Michael
But for now I can read email and read and post to this newsgroup, but
cannot read or post in other newsgroups, nor send email from the reader,
which I can work around by sending it from my ISPs web page.
I'm not technologically adept, and have no idea why this change has come
about.
Leonidas Jones wrote:
n...@home wrote:
?
Welcome to the SeaMonkey Support newsgroup. f you have any issues in
using the Seamonkey internet application suite, by all means ask here,
and we will try to assist you.
There is a specific test group on this server, mozilla.test. It would be
best to post test messages there.
Lee
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