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  • Thread Starter graeuk

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    They use the standard ports .. so not sure what made you think that?
    Anyway, we managed to get it working with cURL. Connection was easy and the problem where it would reject the message because it was sent by @ seems to have gone away, hopefully it won’t come back 🙂
    Thanks for your help
    G

    Thread Starter graeuk

    (@graeuk)

    Actually, scrap that, I had it set to POP not POP3-SSL .. urgh. Slowly giving up

    Thread Starter graeuk

    (@graeuk)

    ah, thanks. You might want to update the text under that field that says:
    Standard Ports:
    POP3: 110
    IMAP: 143
    IMAP-SSL: 993
    POP3-SSL: 995

    😉

    I now have a password not accepted error .. I will discuss with the host and see where I go from there.

    Thanks for your help.

    Thread Starter graeuk

    (@graeuk)

    Hi Wayne, Thanks. So have tried POP and IMAP SSL .. get the following error: (i’ve removed the domain name for the post here, there isn’t normally a space there! 🙂 )

    Connect to Mail Host
    Postie connection: sockets
    Postie protocol: pop3-ssl
    Postie server: mail.domain removed.co.uk
    Postie port: 995
    pConnection: mailbox: INBOX
    Connecting via Socket
    Socket: tls://mail.domain removed.co.uk:995
    Socket error: 0 –
    Unable to connect. The server said:
    There was an error connecting to the server
    Test complete

    ###############################

    Then the server log says:
    Oct 20 18:37:48 servernamehere dovecot: pop3-login: Disconnected (tried to use disallowed plaintext auth): user=<[email protected]>, rip=192.168.0.1, lip=192.168.0.1, session=<23YQUa14/Ju5tXSq>

    Any ideas on why it is failing ?

    Many thanks

    G

    Thread Starter graeuk

    (@graeuk)

    Hi Wayne,
    Thanks for the response. The support guys say –

    “The server has been hardened for PCI compliance. As such only connections via the SSL ports (993 for POP, 995 for IMAP, and 465 for SMTP) are opened. Also, only the latest authentication method is supported (TLS1.2). For example, users of Outlook on Windows 7/8 require a Windows update to allow support for TLS1.2.”

    Does that help?
    Thanks
    G

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