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Subject: "Firewalled IMAP, not POP3" problem.
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Date: Fri, 19 Jan 2001 10:52:04 -0800 (PST)
From: Petr Hudec <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Package: elm-me+
Version: 2.4pl25ME+87-1
Severity: wishlist
(This could be normal or important, but since POP3 functionality isn't
important in Elm, I'll stick with wishlist.)
In this version, I cannot connect to "my" POP3 server, since that server
doesn't offer IMAP, it offers POP3 only. The changelog mentions that elm
uses IMAP to access [EMAIL PROTECTED] "folder" first and tries POP if
connection to IMAP port gives Connection refused. But this server just times
out. There is never "Connection refused." . Therefore I cannot access my
POP3 account.
Maybe there is an option or switch to force to use POP3, but I haven't found
or noticed it. Command "cd /usr/share/doc/elm-me+ && zgrep -i \\\<pop\\\>
*" doesn't show anything usefull.
I was going to offer [EMAIL PROTECTED]:{imap|pop3}] syntax (like
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:pop3) to force to use non-default protocol, but then I've
noticed that this is used to access different folders in IMAP. Maybe it
could be [EMAIL PROTECTED]:{imap|pop3}/port_number] ? I am not sure if
username can contain ":" and if not, then it could be
[{imap|pop3}[/port_number]:[EMAIL PROTECTED] syntax.
Version 2.4pl25ME+73-2 worked for me.
- Peter.
P.S.: Is there a way to specify "From:" address in Elm? Some lines in
changelog suggest it does, but I didn't figure out how to set that
header. I know full name can be specified in ~/.elm/elmrc .
- P.
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Subject: Not worth it.
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When enough is enough.
- Peter.
