I am not in front of the computer, so I can't tell you how I have it, but I know on the server side, I just inputted, smtp.gmail.com. On the client I am not totaly sure, but I believe I enable the pop within gmail, per the link I gave and for the login I put the login name@xxxxxxxxxxxx then the password. I will have to check the client to be 100% sure. Jason Per Crusefalk <per@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: Ok, do you use that with the pskmail server? If so then the change I just submitted is not necessary, that change implements SMTP AUTH TLS for the server and I noticed that gmail said that was needed here: http://mail.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?answer=13287 But, SMTP AUTH TLS could be good anyway I guess. 73 de Per, sm0rwo jason matonis skrev: > I use Gmail. Just put in smtp.gmail.com on the server side and it works > like a charm. Now to use gmail for the client you have to go in to the > account settings and setup see attached link. > > http://mail.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?answer=13273 > > 73 > Jason > KB2SDR > > Rein Couperus wrote: The first part is easy... > > You have to configure the Sylpheed client. > > When you start it for the first time it will ask for a mailbox location. > Answer Mail > (with capital 'M'). Then you will get a form for entering your account > data. > > You want the mail to come from pskmail, so you enter full name and email > address, > and then set the RX server to 'none' and TX server to 'sendmail'. > See sylpheed1.png > > The you have to tell sylpheed where the incoming mail is, which is > /root/mail/Inbox in > puppy. > goto Configuration->Common preferences->receive and fill int the form > See sylpheed2.png > > Sylpheed is now connected to pskmail. There should already be a message > waiting in the > inbox, when you get the mail and click the inbox you see: > See sylpheed3. > > The second part is more difficult, I don't think anybody has yet tried to > use the gmail > SMTP server? > > Normally there is no problem when you use the SMTP server of your main > provider, > as most of them check the ip range. > > I have not tried the gmail server yet, but will do so after I have > finished soldering my > new receive loop preamp for use in the CQ160-CW contest :) > > If anybody can give some info on this in the mean time that would be > appreciated. > > 73, > > Rein PA0R > > > >> -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- >> Von: pskmail@xxxxxxxxxxxxx >> Gesendet: 10.01.08 05:44:43 >> An: pskmail@xxxxxxxxxxxxx >> Betreff: [pskmail] Today's questions > > >> >> I have been making progress with Puppy PSKmail - a client on one laptop >> and the Server on the other. I am able to move e-mail from gmail to the >> client thru the server. My stupid question is once the e-mail gets to >> the >> client, where does it go and how do I look at it after it is received. >> I see it go >> by on the client screen, and the client says msg received, but the only >> way I >> seem to be able to look at it is by scrolling back up the client screeen >> I know >> it is being saved someplace, but I don't seem to be able to find the >> file.It >> does not seem to be in either the "mail" or "Mail" directory >> (subdirectories in >> the root directory. >> >> ALso - when I try to send an e-mail from the client on thru to the gmail >> smtp >> server, the client reports that the mail has been sent, however it never >> gets >> to the recipient. I do see errors on the server side, and I suspect it >> is >> because gmail is looking for an SSL type connection. How do I set that >> up?? I have set $relay="smtp.gmail.com" in pskmailrc.pl, but it looks >> like >> there must be something else I need to do. >> >> Thanks for the help! >> >> -- >> 73 - Bill - N8ET >> Kanga US >> www.kangaus.com >> 419-423-4604 (Kanga) >> 419-423-5643 (home) >> >> >> > > -- > http://pa0r.blogspirit.com > > > > --------------------------------- > Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all with Yahoo! Mobile. Try it > now. -- Pär Crusefalk Tjäderslingan 34 148 40 Segersäng Mob: +46768800670 --------------------------------- Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your homepage.