[pskmail] Re: POP3 problem with server
- From: Fred Reiselt <freiselt@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: pskmail@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 08 Feb 2007 09:29:14 -0600
Hi Per,
Thanks for the help and the link to the subversion server. I updated
those three files to the latest and that cured the problem. It is now
using pop3 port 110 and retrieving mail!
There is another problem with retrieving mail. I use two main email
accounts. My BellSouth mail account has a username of freiselt and it
works great. My other account is with the service provider that hosts my
reiselt.com domain. For my email address of fred@xxxxxxxxxxx, they
require a username of the whole email address. Whenever I use
fred@xxxxxxxxxxx for a username, I get an error with the POP3Client perl
module in the server.
~QTC +1
Req. QTC from 1
mail.reiselt.com|
USER=fred
Use of uninitialized value in pattern match (m//) at
/usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.8.8/Mail/POP3Client.pm line 1075, <GEN1> line 2.
fred,mypassword|
Count=-1
Got message list
QTC received...
::No mail
You can see the '@reiselt.com' is removed from the username, preventing
login in and retrieving mail.
Code bug or configuration issue on my end?
73 - Fred - WB5CON
Per Crusefalk wrote:
ons 2007-02-07 klockan 18:46 -0600 skrev Fred Reiselt:
Rein,
As always, you are a scholar and a gentleman! Thank you for the very
detailed response. I had it all done in 10 minutes with your help.
After installing and testing the modules, the POP3Client perl error went
away, however, I still can not get email. I fired up Wireshark protocol
analyzer on the server and found that when I tried to get email, it is
using the pop3s port 995. My email provider doesn't seem to use it and
just wants pop3 port 110. I have looked around in the files for a switch
to turn off the ssl but have not found one. I think this the last step
before hitching up the rf on 30 meters and posting the new server on the
wiki.
Hi Fred,
Its a known bug and its fixed in the coming release.
You are welcome to test the latest rflinkserver.pl, arq.pm and
pskmailrc.pl which is in subversion. Just go to the subversion server at
http://www.crusefalk.se/websvn
Or, you can wait for the next release. I am testing that release now and
so far we have just four bugs found (and fixed).
73 de Per, sm0rwo
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