Poldek wrote on 3/9/2015 5:19 AM:
Hello guys, this problem is pain for me for some time already, but now it rally hurts: 1. I have my own domain and hosting on the provider's serwer. This is pretty big provider, probably the biggest in the country, so they are not amateurs. 2. My e-mail server are like imap.myowndomain.pl and smtp.myowndomain.pl. 3. Authentication with encryption is mandatory to send/receive e-mails. 4. Everything works fine for some years already on the Win7 machine, where Seamonkey is present and configured for these e-mail servers for some years now. 5. I got also other laptop, installed Seamonkey 2.32.1 there and put the same configuration details there for an e-mail servers. 6. It's not possible to get/send e-mails. Why? There is no way to add a certificate exception for the server, as it used to be in previous releases of Seamonkey. Is there a way to set up new e-mail account in current Seamonkey?
If it were me I would copy the entire profile folder from the working computer to the new laptop.
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