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--- Comment #23 from Lukas Ba. ---
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> Same here. I have 1 POP and 1 IMAP account in KMail but sending from both
> accounts is not possible.
POP3 and IMAP are protocols for receiving emails, not for sending emails. On
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Now it is similar, but this time, KMail doesn't even tell me there is an error,
the mail simply hangs in Outgoing folder!
That's so unprofessional...
Je tu někdo, s kým by se dalo na vyřešení problému pracovat?
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--- Comment #10 from Tom Kijas ---
Same problem on both Google and Exchange account.
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--- Comment #11 from Christophe Giboudeaux ---
Please specify:
- Your kdepim-runtime version,
- your libkgapi version,
- your KMail version
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--- Comment #12 from Tom Kijas ---
Yes, my apology.
kdepim: 17.08.3
kdepim-runtime: 18.08.2
libkgapi: 18.08.2
Kmail: 5.7.2
I am the person who reported this bug.
The point is, it works for some time (hour or two, 3 or 4 emails sent), then,
no matter i
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--- Comment #13 from Christoph Feck ---
Those versions look like an unsupported mix of various KDEPIM versions. Please
stick to a single version. The following table might help to associate KDEPIM
versions with KDE Applications releases:
5.9.x 18.08.
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After switching to two-factor authentication and generating an app-specific
password from google, I was able to receive and send emails once I set in kmail
authentication to "plain" instead of "gmail".
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--- Comment #17 from Tom Kijas ---
KDE 5.16.1 the bug still exists, KMail is still unusable with GMail (google
apps) account.
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--- Comment #18 from Axel Braun ---
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> KDE 5.16.1 the bug still exists, KMail is still unusable with GMail (google
> apps) account.
I'm running KMail 5.11.2 and have no issues sending via smtp.gmail.com
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--- Comment #19 from Tom Kijas ---
Axel Braun: Ok, do you use 2AUTH? Is it Google Apps email (on your domain)?
It seems to be problem in Akonadi, it crashes and has to be restarted.
Bugs #345979 and mainly #395846 seems to be related.
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--- Comment #20 from Axel Braun ---
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> Axel Braun: Ok, do you use 2AUTH?
Good question - I dont know. I gues KMail does the required setup at the first
login/Sendmail. It is just configured as SMTP
> Is it Goog
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It's because two-factor authenticator is in use. WORKAROUND is to generate
app-specific password. Why? Why cannot it use the same way to login as IMAP?
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> Same here. I have 1 POP and 1 IMAP account in KMail but sending from both
> accounts is not possible. Mail just stays in the outbox folder.
> I also setup the 2-step verification (at th
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--- Comment #5 from DeMus ---
The problems with KMail not being able to send mails using a Gmail account are
as old as January 2007. I found message on the Kubuntu forum from that date.
This means for 11 years already people around the world are having
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Message I get is:
E-Mail Sending Failed
Failed to transport message. Connection timed out Failed to store result in
item. Item query returned empty result set
Is there a way to setup a time-out somewhere? Google says:
S
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> I found a workround is to set the SMTP verification method to XOAUTH2 and
> use the same password as you login password. I didn't enable two-factor
> authentication.
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