Hi Eric, I had a look at the server's code for confirmation, but at the moment it uses the standard 110 port for POP3 with password authentication or, if the email address is @gmail.com, it uses SSL with the default port of 995. So if your server responds on 587 it won't work as-is. If you manage your mail server yourself can you add standard password authentication on default port 110? Otherwise we can add an exception for your domain, but it gets a little messy. Regards, John. On Tue, Jan 31, 2012 at 1:06 AM, Eric Davenport <kz5ed@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Good Morning, > > I too am experiencing email problems. > > I can hook up to the station in Wisconsin 100%. (I am at work and do not > recall the Call) > > It says I do not have email yet I can confirm that I have email in the box > waiting for me from another computer. > > I do not use my pskmail computer for email so I do not have email client > set up on it. Maybe that is what I is wrong. > > When sending email I get a wrong user and password error which is a little > clearer since I use to get an error that said to check a line on a pl unit > on the server which is a bit difficult for me. I think I saw a 587 in the > error message. Maybe that is the problem since my email processor uses that > port. > > I can get messages, I downloaded a list of APRS stations around me. > > I do not use gmail as I manage my email on a private server. > > I have looked all over the pskmail site for anything that could help me. > > If anyone has any other suggestions I would appreciate it > > Thank You > > -- > KZ5ED > Eric > ewdavenport@xxxxxxxxxx > > >