"cmcadams" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]... >F Murtz wrote: >> "cmcadams" <[email protected]> wrote in message >> news:[email protected]... >>> F Murtz wrote: >>>> My modem (thompson tg782t) seemed to go bung (some sort of hub problem >>>> computers both said cable unplugged but they were not, but wireless >>>> worked)and I replaced it with another, same model,same cables, then >>>> tried >>>> to >>>> set up seamonkey mail and newsgroups,which I have done many times over >>>> many >>>> years successfully,But not this time. >>>> After setting up it asks for password but rejects it. >>> >>> Was this you manually typing a password or SM using an existing stored >>> password? If the latter, your stored password might have become >>> corrupted. >>> >>>> I then set up IE,Outlook express (which I don't normally use )using >>>> same >>>> inputs,names etc and the mail and newsgroups work perfectly with the >>>> same >>>> password(so I know the password is correct) >>>> So the problem seems to be between telstra,modem and sea monkey. >>>> I have been on to telstra, even using logmein but they know nothing >>>> about >>>> seamonkey but we proved mail works with outlook. >>>> Can the modem reject sea monkey but allow IE and outlook to work? >>>> can telstra not work with seamonkey but allow outlook? >>> >>> >>> >> >> checked stored password while having trouble. >> Would telstras server be doing it as telstra bloke at one stage said that >> there was a problem which would take four working days to look into but >> after he said that I ,we had no trouble setting up in outlook. >> > > The stored password might have read OK, but the fact that you had no > problems with IE and Outlook might indicate something's changed on the > other end, possibly something in the expected prompt->response sequence. > Total speculation, but you could test it by deleting the stored password > and forcing SM to ask fresh if you want to store your password, which > would (I'm assuming) store the new sequence. > > If it's not something along those lines I've got no clue.
It is driving me cookoo. I have another computer in a shed with cat 5 cable. I am having trouble at the moment with the modem hub in that only one of the four sockets work, but I put the cat 5 cable for the shed in the working socket and that computer works with the existing setup in sea monkey for mail and usenet, it asked for password for mail and the password worked. As soon as I get one of those round things (round tuit) I will have a go removing stored password etc PS this outlook setup is also annoying , it does not seem to wrap and it seems to like top posting. --- This email is free from viruses and malware because avast! Antivirus protection is active. http://www.avast.com _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
