[pskmail] Re: [pskmail] Re: Gmail login problems?
- From: <moleonacid@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: "pskmail@xxxxxxxxxxxxx" <pskmail@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 7 May 2014 05:39:30 +0000
Hello all,
Thanks for the feedback, its very useful. I did manage what I think was a
fairly successful exchange via PI4TUE after my post last night. I *think* I
got the server to check my mail and I managed to download a list of QRGs. I am
going to try agin with OE5RTL next time I’m on air.
Jan: I have had the same experience as you. I am coming to the conclusion
that I need a non-gmail POP3 account to be successful with this.
John: I tend to leave the client and sever sending back and forth but have yet
to see “Auth: OK”. I think I am being impatient because once or twice it seems
like the server has politely disconnected me when I’ve been waiting for these
exchanges to finish. I’ll slow up a bit and let things run their course!
Many thanks all, its getting closer and close with every session.
73 de Dave M0MYA
From: John Douyere
Sent: Wednesday, 7 May 2014 04:13
To: Unname
Hello Dave,
It seems you are very close to having everything working.
In addition to the comments on gmail, and regarding the issue of the server not
responding:
1. A number of commands (especially the mail ones) rely on the client beeing
fully identified. You can see that in the terminal screen with the "Auth: OK"
message.
As this can take a few exchanges after connection, please wait to see that
message before sending an email or requesting the latest email headers list
(QTC command).
2. Wait for the completion of the previous command before sending a new
command. For example, after a QTC command, wait until the "-end-" (in the
terminal screen) after the new header list, to send a new email. Or if sending
several emails, wait for the server feedback that the current email was sent
before sending the next one.
The Android version was designed for single actions and therefore does not have
the "Send All" function coded, plus the servers sometimes do not handle
concurrent requests well.
3. If you want to abort a previous command (while the server is sending data
for example), use the Abort button, then wait for the server's feedback before
sending the next command.
Hope that helps,
Have a nice trip and happy camping.
73, John
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