This is something I encountered before with Yahoo, If I logged in to the account with firefox it said the certificate was out of date. It was possible to download a new certificate and import this in thunderbird. This solved the RFC error 2 times for me. I can't remember the precise procedure, but with the aid of google it wasn't that hard alltogether.
On 9/10/2010 10:36 AM, alanrf wrote: > The RFC error message is informational only and is something I get on > every use of the Yahoo add-on. It is not causing errors - all of my > Yahoo messages are being received without problem. > > "Sometimes" additional errors are suspect and may, as Chris suggests, > represent something that needs to be cleared in the Web interface. > However, you may be the "canary in the coalmine" encountering a new > problem that will eventually affect us all. Again, as Chris > suggested, the Webmail Author may request logs if this is the case so > please take a look at the options of the main Webmail add-on for > creating log files. Just a warning ... the log files are quite large > so not something you would want (most likely) to just leave running > forever. > > On Sep 9, 1:19 pm, gibbousmoon<[email protected]> wrote: >> I've not had any trouble with Webmail for quite a while, but last >> month I started getting this same RFC error, except for >> login.yahoo.com. I'm using TB 3.1.3, Webmail 1.3.9, Webmail-Yahoo >> 1.4.7. >> >> login.yahoo.com : server does not support RFC 5746, see CVE-2009-3555 >> >> There is another error which sometimes accompanies the above error: >> >> YahooPOPBETA.js: loginHandler : Exception : TypeError. >> Error message: mainObject.m_aLoginForm[0].match(patternYahooSpanURI) >> is null >> 399 >> >> I get the same errors in Windows and Mac OS X. >> >> I haven't changed any of my TB or Webmail settings for over a year, >> and yet Webmail stopped working, so something outside of my control >> clearly changed. Therefore I fail to see how recreating my Yahoo >> account is an appropriate solution. Please advise. >> >> Thanks, >> John >> >> On Sep 7, 2:04 pm, Chris Clifton<[email protected]> wrote: >> >>> You're not using the extension, you're trying to use Yahoo's POP >>> server, which you're not allowed to use unless you pay Yahoo. >>> You could try deleting the Yahoo account that you have set up in >>> Thunderbird, and then creating a new account in TB. This time, though, >>> when TB asks you what type of account, select "webmail" not POP. >>> For Thunderbird 2 you can use the instructions here >>> <http://webmail.mozdev.org/setup.html>. Thunderbird 3 helpfully tries to >>> set up the account as a POP account and looks up the settings for you >>> (I've just tried with mine!). Unfortunately the automatic settings are >>> wrong for use with the extensions. Set the account up manually using the >>> settings on the instructions for TB2. You may even be able to edit the >>> settings for the account you already have set up, but it'sprobably >>> easier to delete and start from scratch. >>> On 07/09/2010 06:53, Milkito wrote: >>>> Hello im using the latest extension from webmail and yahoomail and im >>>> getting this error: >>>> pop.mail.yahoo.com : server does not support RFC 5746, see >>>> CVE-2009-3555 >>>> When I try to connecto to the server shows that im not allow to use >>>> POP. >>>> I´ve been looking how to fixed but havent found something that solve >>>> my problem can u guys give me some advice? >>>> Im using a free mail account from yahoo.com, latest Thunderbird 3.1.2. >>>> Thx >>> --
