Hi, logged into yahoo before and after each test via browser. I have not received an captchas at this point.
I've been using 8110 as my pop port since the start fo the "post" xp days. too many headaches w/ports below 1024 On Dec 29, 2:57 pm, Winux2 <[email protected]> wrote: > Did you login to your yahoo account from a web browser after making the > changes? > Yahoo has been using captchas more often (at least for me, lol). Login > to yahoo from a browser, and while still logged-in try getting mail in TB. > > Another trick that has seemed to work for me is by changing the POP port > number to 1024 or higher in WebMail, and use the same number in the > account POP settings as well. If you allow TB to save passwords, delete > that one password and enter and save again, when getting email. > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > On 12/29/2011 2:15 PM, FredF wrote: > > > > > > > > > Thanks Winux2 - I tried what you said, still not pulling mail. However > > the yahoo log is now shorter and different. Are we getting closer? > > > 2:10:47 PM--nsYahoo.js - Constructor - START > > 2:10:47 PM--nsYahoo.js - Constructor - END > > 2:10:47 PM--nsYahoo.js - logIN - START > > 2:10:47 PM--nsYahoo.js - logIN - Username: Password: stream: > > [xpconnect wrapped (nsISupports, nsIOutputStream, > > nsIAsyncOutputStream)] > > 2:10:47 PM--nsYahoo.js - loadPrefs - START > > 2:10:47 PM--nsYahoo.js - loadPrefs - iMSGList 3000 > > 2:10:47 PM--nsYahoo.js - loadPrefs - bUseShortID false > > 2:10:47 PM--nsYahoo.js - loadPrefs - bUseJunkMail null inbox > > 2:10:47 PM--nsYahoo.js - loadPrefs - szFolders null > > 2:10:47 PM--nsYahoo.js - loadPrefs - bBeta null > > 2:10:47 PM--nsYahoo.js - loadPrefs - bClassic null > > 2:10:47 PM--nsYahoo.js - loadPrefs - bDownloadUnread true > > 2:10:47 PM--nsYahoo.js - loadPrefs - bMarkAsRead null > > 2:10:47 PM--nsYahoo.js - loadPrefs - END > > 2:10:47 PM--YahooPOPBETA.js - Constructor - START > > 2:10:47 PM--HttpComms3.js - constructor - START > > 2:10:47 PM--HttpComms3.js - useragent Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; U; Intel > > Mac OS X 10.5; en-US; rv:1.9.1b4) Gecko/20090423 Firefox/3.6 GTB5 > > 2:10:47 PM--HttpComms3.js - constructor - END > > 2:10:47 PM--YahooPOPBETA.js - Constructor - END > > 2:10:47 PM--YahooPOPBETA.js - logIN - START > > 2:10:47 PM--YahooPOPBETA.js - logIN - defaulthttp://mail.yahoo.com > > 2:10:47 PM--HttpComms3.js - setURI -http://mail.yahoo.com > > 2:10:47 PM--HttpComms3.js - requestMethod - GET > > 2:10:47 PM--HttpComms3.js - send - START > > 2:10:47 PM--HttpComms3.js: send : Exception : > > NS_ERROR_XPC_CANT_GET_PARAM_IFACE_INFO. > > Error message: Cannot find interface information for parameter arg 1 > > [nsIWebMailCookieManager2.findCookie] > > 354 > > 2:10:47 PM--YahooPOPBETA.js: logIN : Exception : Error. > > Error message: httpConnection returned false > > 151 > > 2:10:47 PM--nsYahoo.js - logIN - END > > > On Dec 29, 11:17 am, Winux2<[email protected]> wrote: > >> Fred I noticed your log has (nsYahoo.js - loadPrefs - bBeta true) and my > >> log has - (nsYahoo.js - loadPrefs - bBeta null). > >> Since Yahoo mail servers are no longer using beta or classic you could > >> reset the string/boolean values. I just reset the bBeta and the > >> bClassic, then restarted TB. Resetting will remove the string/boolean > >> from the config file. > > >> Preference Name -- Status -- Type -- Value > >> yahoo.Account.**email**@yahoo~com -- boolean -- bClassic -- false (right > >> click and select Reset) > >> yahoo.Account.**email**@yahoo~com -- boolean -- bBeta -- true (right > >> click and select Reset) > > >> WebMail log file after the reset. > >> nsYahoo.js - loadPrefs - bBeta null > >> nsYahoo.js - loadPrefs - bClassic null > > >> Also, after I started using "Reuse http session data" I no longer have > >> the following error; > >> YahooPOPBETA.js: loginHandler : Exception : Error. > >> Error message: Too Many Login's > >> 226" > >> ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > >> On 12/28/2011 11:11 PM, FredF wrote: > > >>> Just checked, no cookies yahoo or otherwise are present. > >>> On Dec 28, 10:33 pm, Winux2<[email protected]> wrote: > >>>> The correct setting is disabled (until WebMail is updated to allow > >>>> cookie use), however when I clicked on Show Cookies, several cookies > >>>> were displayed and I deleted all the yahoo ones. I have several yahoo > >>>> accounts and only one was affected until I made the changes, now they > >>>> all are working (so far). > >>>> ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > >>>> On 12/28/2011 9:57 PM, FredF wrote: > >>>>> I have TB cookies disabled. Problem still exists. I tried enabling > >>>>> them as test but no luck. > >>>>> On Dec 28, 9:44 pm, Winux2<[email protected]> wrote: > >>>>>> (TB-9.01 / WebMail 1.4.6 / WebMail - Yahoo 1.5.6) - my setup. > >>>>>> Yesterday I deleted yahoo cookies from the TB options menu, and perhaps > >>>>>> it's just luck, but no errors today. I'll update if there's a change. > >>>>>> [TB - Tools>> Options>> Security>> Web Content>> > >>>>>> Show Cookies>> > >>>>>> Search: yahoo>> / select all yahoo cookies>> remove cookie>> > >>>>>> Close] > >>>>>> restart TB. > >>>>>> Please note when I experience any errors for yahoo in TB, I log-in to > >>>>>> the yahoo email account from a web browser before retrying access in > >>>>>> TB. > >>>>>> I've encountered several yahoo captchas over the past month and most of > >>>>>> the time that fixed the error (for me), along with adjusting and > >>>>>> maintaining the settings posted below in TB. One other change not > >>>>>> listed > >>>>>> here is I changed the WebMail's pop port number to fix another issue > >>>>>> with the network not allowing access. > >>>>>> ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > >>>>>> On 12/27/2011 6:42 PM, Winux2 wrote: > >>>>>>> I'm using TB-9 / WebMail 1.4.6 / WebMail - Yahoo 1.5.6 and > >>>>>>> experiencing intermittent server error 500 on the first "Get Mail" > >>>>>>> attempt only. > >>>>>>> "My settings obtained from Webmail add-on help sources/forums" > >>>>>>> [Options>> Security>> Web Content] > >>>>>>> Accept cookies from sites - unchecked (no check.mark) > >>>>>>> [Options>> Advanced>> Config Editor] > >>>>>>> network.cookie.cookieBehavior - 2 > >>>>>>> network.cookie.alwaysAcceptSessionCookies - true > >>>>>>> Add-on options [WebMail-Yahoo>> Options>> Advanced] > >>>>>>> Use Short ID - check.marked > >>>>>>> Reuse http session data - check.marked > >>>>>>> Compacting folders;http://kb.mozillazine.org/Compacting_folders(not > >>>>>>> compacting (clean-up) folders may cause problems).
