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Subject: Re: [kde-linux] kmail and Rogers network
From: "Joe Simon" <joesimon80 () hotmail ! com>
Date: 2002-01-25 17:27:14
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Sorry, let me clarify.
My setup in Kmail (Network) is this:
SMTP Server name: smtp (this is what rogers named it)
SMTP Server port: 25
POP3 Server name: pop (this is what rogers named it)
POP3 Server port: 110
POP3 User Id: XXXX@rogers.com
With this I can only receivce mail, not send mail.
In Netscape my setup is this:
Outgoing mail(SMTP) server: smtp
Outgoing mail server user name: XXXX (this is what I am saying is missing
in Kmail)
Incoming Mail Server Name: pop
Server Type: POP
User Name: XXXX@rogers.com
With this I can send and receivce mail, no problem.
The only difference I see is that the SMTP user id and the POP user id are
different. (That's the way Rogers has it set up.) In netscape you can
specify user id's for both smtp and pop servers, but in Kmail it seems you
cannot do this.
Am I still confusing you, your am I still confused?
Thanks for help again.
>From: "marvin" <marvin@molions.com>
>Reply-To: kde-linux@mail.kde.org
>To: kde-linux@mail.kde.org
>Subject: Re: [kde-linux] kmail and Rogers network
>Date: Fri, 25 Jan 2002 16:34:34 GMT
>
>Hello Joe.
>
>You are confused.
>
>You are mixing up "smtp server" "outgoing server id" etc.
>
>Further, don`t fake youe stuff. It`s pointles, it's confusing and there is
>absolutely NO security benefit.
>
>smtp server address: #probably rogers.com
>smtp port: #probably 25
>pop server address (host): #probably rogers.com
>login name/address: #probably xxxx (usually xxxx@rogers.com)
>password: #well, you know this
>pop port: #probably 110
>
>
>Let us know how ot works out !
>
>People, please don`t obscure information. Also don`t type info in when you
>can pull it complete from files and logs.
>
>Marvin
>
>-------------------------------
>
>Joe Simon writes:
>
> > Not sure what you meant.
> >
> > The problem is that in Kmail you cannot enter a user name for the smtp
> > server. Before the change they required the outgoing server user id to
>be
> > xxxx@rogers.com. Now they want it to be just XXXX. In netscape you can
> > specify a user name for the incoming mail server and the outgoing mail
> > server. My outgoing mail server id should be XXXX and the incoming mail
>id
> > should be xxxx@rogers.com. This is the way they have it. Why? Who
>knows!
> >
> > I got it to work in Netscape, but not in Kmail. In Kmail, where does it
>get
> > the server user id from? I don't do see it anywhere.
> >
> > >From: Werner Joss <werner@hoernerfranzracing.de>
> > >Reply-To: kde-linux@mail.kde.org
> > >To: kde-linux@mail.kde.org
> > >Subject: Re: [kde-linux] kmail and Rogers network
> > >Date: Fri, 25 Jan 2002 16:54:23 +0100
> > >
> > >On Friday 25 January 2002 16:01, Joe Simon wrote:
> > > > Here in Canada I am using Rogers High speed Internet and mail
>services.
> > >On
> > > > Jan 15, 2002 they made changes to their SMTP mail. Now I am unable
>to
> > >send
> > > > mail through Kmail, but am able to receive mail.
> > > >
> > > > As an example, they say on their web page if you are using Netscape
>4.x
> > > > mail client to send mail, change the "Outgoing mail user id" to just
> > >your
> > > > user name. Before the change the user id had to be xxx@rogers.com.
>Now
> > > > they say to just use what is before the @ sign for the outgoing user
>id.
> > > >
> > > > The thing is that in Kmail I can't seem to see a place where I can
> > >specify
> > > > an outgoing mail user id. Under the icoming mail I have setup POP3
> > > > with user id xxx@rogers.com and my password. (I can get my mail.)
> > > >
> > > > What can I do?
> > >
> > >I'm not really sure about, but you could try to set the email address
>in
> > >'Identity' to the desired value - your real emailaddress should be in
> > >'reply-to address', of course.
> > >werner
> > >
> > > > I got Netscape to work no problem under Linux. BUT I
> > > > really want to use Kmail, like I always have with Rogers.
> > > >
> > > > Thanks for any help.
> > > >
> > > >
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