On 1/4/20 2:51 PM, Arnie Goetchius wrote:
WaltS48 wrote:
On 1/4/20 12:57 PM, Arnie Goetchius wrote:
Paul in Houston, TX wrote:
Ray Davison wrote:
Paul in Houston, TX wrote:
Mine works.
I got a pop up about an invalid certificate and I clicked to continue,
being fairly sure that ATT really was ATT. Sent several emails to
myself to verify. Either ATT (Yahoo) made some more changes or they
forgot to renew the cert.
Will you post your in and out settings to have SM manage a x...@yahoo.com
account?
I do not have a x...@yahoo.com acct other than yahoo web mail.
ATT.net settings:
Outgoing:
smtp.att.yahoo.com (Default)
Port 465
m...@att.net
Normal password
SSL/TLS
Incoming:
pop.att.yahoo.com
port 995
SSL/TLS
Auth = normal password
As Walt mentioned, I keep hearing about needing a "Secure Mail Key".
I do not have one. If that becomes necessary I will use pop or imap gmail
instead.
What file can I edit to modify my ATT.net settings?
What file did you use to set up the account?
I think it was some kind of file that I used to convert from Netscape to
Seamonkey so Haveb't a clue
as that was aa long time ago
Then you need to follow these instructions.
For incoming mail, open the Mail & Newsgroups window.
Select the email account in the Folder pane.
Select "View settings for this account".
Under the account name, choose "Server Settings" to access the settings.
For outgoing mail.
Select "Outgoing Server (SMTP)".
Select the server name and click "Edit" to access the settings.
Make the necessary changes and you should be done.
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