El jue, 24-09-2015 a las 02:30 +0200, Ángel González escribió: > Hola Clara, Milan > > I see two things with the ono server: > 1. There's a short timeout for the smtp transaction. > 2. After providing a bad password with AUTH PLAIN, it (sometimes) > closes the connection with a RST. > > It's this connection reset what ends up with the "(null) received" in > the logs and "service not connected" in the UI. > > > Thus, I think that the problem is that while typing the password, the > timeout expires and the connection is reset. It's wrong for evolution > to treat that as "successfully sent" though, and 3.16.5 correctly > treats it as failing. > > > I would copy the password in the clipboard and send an email, so that I > can paste it in a very short time. Providing a wrong password ONO > returned an error message and I received a new password prompt (which > then failed in the above way), but it should hopefully work for your > account. > > > > If that still fails, you could take advantage of evolution sendmail > sending interface and configure a forwarder like ssmtp for using your > ono account. Assuming that it works, you could have evolution receiving > mails natively (as that works) and sending mails by handing out the > messages to ssmtp (which would do the hard work). > > Best regards > _______________________________________________ > evolution-list mailing list > evolution-list@gnome.org > To change your list options or unsubscribe, visit ... > https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/evolution-list
Hola Ángel, eres un crack, ¡has dado en el clavo! (Ángel you are a crack, you has identified the problem). I have sent myself (ono account in evolution) a trial message, writing the smtp password very quickly (I had it in clipboard, and I have pasted it inmediatly) and I could sent perfectly well the trial message with evolution and ono account. Now I send this message from evolution and ono account. Milan, Is it possible to do some change in the software to get more time to write the password in the smtp transport?, or any other easy workaround?. As I said I am very used to evolution and happy with it and I would like to continue using (now evolution 3.10) it with ono account (very comfortable for me) Thankyou very much, both of you. Regards
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