On Sat, 2002-10-26 at 09:14, Michael A. Peters wrote:
> Hi-
> I use a mac.com address, have for a long time.
> Every now and then when my mail client attempts to contact mail.mac.com
> there is a authentication problem.
> 
> The result of this is that evolution stops trying to fetch my mail every
> 30 minutes like I currently have it set to, and instead I have a dialog
> box asking for my pop password.
> 
> The problem is obviously with the mail.mac.com server because the
> identical thing happened to me when I used Sylpheed as my e-mail client.
> 
> So this is not a bug- but I'm guessing that this problem doesn't only
> happen with mail.mac.com but happens with some other busy pop servers as
> well.
> 
> I was wondering if there was an option somewhere to tell Evolution to
> ignore these authentication failure problems, and just try again at the
> next scheduled check.
> 
> I subscribe to a lot of lists, and if I'm gone for a weekend and this
> problem happens early on Friday, then when I get back on Monday I have
> mailbox full errors and people get bounce messages and such stuff.
> 
> So such an option to have evolution just skip a pop when there is an
> authentication problem and try again at the next scheduled pop would
> *really* be a nice option.
> 
> Does anyone have a workaround to this problem?

It kind of depends on what the error you're getting is.


> -=-
> Also- so far I've posted to this list twice.
> My post has never been sent to me by the list server, but responses come
> in so people on the list obviously get my mail.
> 
> Is this typical behavior for this list?
> 
> 
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