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change mail server imap.gmail.com to mail.domen.rs

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Hi, we had a google account, deleted mail accounts, created the same ones on our domain, moved MX from Google to our domain. I have set up new mail servers in thunderbird and instead of sending and receiving mail he is still trying to access imap.google.com It's been about 16 hours since I deleted my Google Accounts I set everything up on android and everything works. Is it a problem in Windows or Thunderbird? It is very frustrating, I have set up several accounts in thunderbird one account works, other looking for google.

Hi, we had a google account, deleted mail accounts, created the same ones on our domain, moved MX from Google to our domain. I have set up new mail servers in thunderbird and instead of sending and receiving mail he is still trying to access imap.google.com It's been about 16 hours since I deleted my Google Accounts I set everything up on android and everything works. Is it a problem in Windows or Thunderbird? It is very frustrating, I have set up several accounts in thunderbird one account works, other looking for google.

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Check all your SMTP servers: Tools>account settings>scroll to bottom of left pane to Outgoing servers. One of them may still be to gmail. I suggest also rechecking incoming servers.

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Thanks for the good idea, but i've already done that. Sorry, maybe i didn't explain well, i use google translate. it is well written everywhere and that is the problem, still searching imap.google.com

Hi, now everything is ok, Thunderbird finally saved the settings. It seems that only two days should pass after the relocation.

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