IMAP connection failure
Since yesterdayevening I am experiencing problems with connecting to imap.one.com with all four of my accounts in Thunderbird 157.0.1 (64-bits). It says something like "Connecting to the server at imap.one.com with username XX@XX.XX failed" (translated to English) Mailsystem at one.com (webmail) and in my Android (Bluemail-app) works fine. I tried to fill in the right passwords, even changed a password and tried the new one, but still no effect.
Settings: Servertype: POP-mailserver Servername: imap.one.com Port: 995 Username: emailadress
Connectionsecurity SSL/TLS Authenticationmetod: Normal password
I use the release-update-channel (if that is usefull info?)
What can be wrong?
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Ɖɔɖɔɖo si wotia
I see an issue in this " Servertype: POP-mailserver Servername: imap.one.com"
most providers don't work for fetching pop mail from an IMAP server.
I looked at the one website https://help.one.com/hc/en-us/articles/360007365798-How-do-I-update-my-POP-mail-server-settings They offer the following as POP and SMTP mail server settings
Incoming mail (POP): Server: pop.one.com Port: 995 Encryption: SSL/TLS Outgoing mail (SMTP): Server: send.one.com Port: 465 Encryption: SSL/TLS Verification: same as for the incoming server (username and password)
I suggest you change the server name to the one posted by your mail provider and see if that works better. I have a feeling it will!
Thanks Matt for your input.
Unfortunately working with pop isn´t a solution for me since I work on different stations.
The strange thing is that it worked fine with these settings the whole day (and days before) but suddenly all my for accounts were blocked. And I didn´t change a thing in the settings.
Right now my imap works again (don´t know what I did to fix that), but there is now the same problem with the smtp-server so I can´t send anything right now.
And everything works again. No idea.......but glad!
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