Kmail and Yahoo (was Re: konqueror search engines)

Billie Walsh bilwalsh at swbell.net
Sat Dec 6 14:41:56 UTC 2008


David McGlone wrote:
> On Saturday 06 December 2008 2:21:30 am O. Sinclair wrote:
>   
>> Donn wrote:
>>     
>
>   
>> That is exactly what i would like Steven to try. If that works I would
>> say the ISP has some funny protocol/filter whatever problem. If it does
>> not work (as it does for me on KDE 3.5.10, Hardy 8.04.1) then there is
>> something wrong with the Kmail install.
>>     
>
> It works fine here on 8.10. I'm even using AT&T like Steven is. I starting to 
> wonder if it's because he's using @sbcglobal instead of @att.net.
>   

 From the ATT/Yahoo help pages:  (No they don't support FF but the 
settings are the same for FF OE )

   1. Verify these settings:
          * For "*My incoming mail server is a ____ server*," the
            field contains *POP3*.
          * The *Incoming mail (POP3)* and *Outgoing mail
            (SMTP) *fields* *contain the correct mail server settings
            <http://helpme.att.net/article.php?item=287>.
          * The *Account name* field contains your full AT&T
            email address (e.g., YourName at att.net).
          * The box next to *Log on using Secure Password
            Authentication* is NOT checked.
          * The *My* *server requires authentication* box is checked.
   2. Verify these settings:

      *Note: *When updating the secure sever settings, check SSL
      checkbox first, then update the port number setting.

          * Under Outgoing mail (SMTP) should be port 465 and the box
            next to *This server requires a secure connection (SSL)* is
            checked.
          * Under Incoming mail (POP3) should be port 995 and the box
            next to *This server requires a secure connection (SSL)* is
            checked.


*Mail Server (POP, SMTP) Settings*

*Your Email Address:* 	*Incoming (POP 
<http://helpme.att.net/glossary.php?id=121>)* 	*Outgoing (SMTP 
<http://helpme.att.net/glossary.php?id=142>)*
MemberID at ameritech.net 	pop.att.yahoo.com 	smtp.att.yahoo.com
MemberID at att.net 	pop.att.yahoo.com 	smtp.att.yahoo.com
MemberID at att.net (non Yahoo) 	fpostoffice.isp.att.net 
fmailhost.isp.att.net
MemberID at bellsouth.net* 	mail.bellsouth.net 	mail.bellsouth.net
MemberID at flash.net 	pop.att.yahoo.com 	smtp.att.yahoo.com
MemberID at nvbell.net 	pop.att.yahoo.com 	smtp.att.yahoo.com
MemberID at pacbell.net 	pop.att.yahoo.com 	smtp.att.yahoo.com
MemberID at prodigy.net 	pop.att.yahoo.com 	smtp.att.yahoo.com
MemberID at sbcglobal.net 	pop.att.yahoo.com 	smtp.att.yahoo.com
MemberID at snet.net 	pop.att.yahoo.com 	smtp.att.yahoo.com
MemberID at swbell.net 	pop.att.yahoo.com 	smtp.att.yahoo.com
MemberID at wans.net 	pop.att.yahoo.com 	smtp.att.yahoo.com

*Incoming mail server:* POP3
*Outgoing mail server:* Outgoing server (SMTP) requires authentication
*Incoming mail port #:* 995, secure connection (SSL) checked
*Outgoing mail port #:* 465, secure connection (SSL) checked


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