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I keep getting a message that says that the connection has timed out. Not sure why that's happening, but it's annoying. I have researched it some here, and changed a setting that is supposed affect that, and changed it to 2000, but it's still happening. What can I try next? Thanks

I have two different email accounts in Thunderbird. For the last few days, my Yahoo mail will not download. I can go to Yahoo, but prefer not to. My other account will download. I have just noticed that it seems to be downloading the same eight or nine emails over and over.

Thunderbird in Linux has worked perfectly for me for many year. This is my first ever problem with emails not downloading through Thunderbird.

What could be the problem?

Hi, I am running a windows 10 with Thunderbird version 157.0.1 (64bit) IMAP version. I am having problems with quite a few of my old messages not wanting to open when I click on them. This is the message that pops up (Server mail.daystar.io has disconnected. The server may have gone down or there may be a network problem.) mail.daystar.io is my carrier.

Just checked email this morning and my sbcglobal.net account is not connecting in Thunderbird. I hit get messages and it only connects to my gmail account. It connected just fine yesterday, and I did not change anything on my PC or in Thunderbird, so I ruled that out. I have since tried several suggestions from the internet, google, and Mozilla websites. I do not have a VPN and no changes to firewall settings either. I tried setting it up with IMAP settings and with POP3 settings and always get the same error. (attached pic) Also used my saved password for the account which did not work, and then tried the ATT secure key code which did not work. I deleted the entire account and tried to set it up from scratch but that did not work either. Looking for any other suggestions to get this solved. Thanks!

I have been using Thunderbird email on Linux Zorin OS connecting with att.net using POP3 for almost a year, but yesterday and today it will but connect. Yesterday, a system software update was available, and I proceeded with the update.

Norton 360 email protection is blocking access to "inbound.att.net" server and indicates that "Trust for (digicert global g2 tls rsa sha256 2020 ca1) has been revoked".

I disabled Norton's email protection feature, which allows me to connect to the inbound server.

I have attempted to run the Certificate Import tool, but the Norton's error reporter persists.

Who's problem is this? The certificate issuer or is Norton in error. I plan to open a case with Norton pending your response. ' Thanks