On Sat, 2003-08-02 at 20:04, Dennis Myers wrote: > On Saturday 02 August 2003 05:57 pm, Sharrea wrote: > > On Sat, 02 Aug 2003 13:38, Dennis Myers wrote: > > > Here is an oddity in kmail. If I forget and do not login and get > > > messages, I can not send a message that I have formulated while not > > > logged on. And it will not send queued messages unless I log off and > > > restart. Anyone know of a way to get the queued messages to send without > > > logging out restarting KDE or the computer? Not a biggie, but a pain > > > none the less. Mayhap a quirk of my ISP? > > > > Perhaps your ISP requires authentication. If this is the case, do you have > > your login and password set in the smtp server settings in kmail? Or maybe > > I've missed the point. The latter is highly likely... ;) > > > > Sharrea > Well, what is happening is, when I login to Kmail normally and download my > mail from the ISP server I can read and write mail with no problem. However, > if I open kmail and do not login to the mail server to get mail, and then > compose a mail and try to send it, no, send fails, you must first log on to > the mail server. Ok, so then I log on and go to send queued mail and it never > gets it sent, message is for a very long time "send mail in progress". So I > have to log out of KDE and log back in again, open kmail, get messages from > the server and then send queued messages. It isn't often I forget to log on > but once in a while I forget and then the problem pops up. I just put up with > it but thought someone may know of a way to have kmail do a autologon and d/l > the mail. Someheimers moments are a bear.
in kmail... enable interval mail check and send on mail check, settings,>configure Kmail,> network (on the left icon bar)Sending (tab above window)check box for "send messages in outbox on check" default send method "SEND later"
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