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Trying to forward an e-mail from the UK National Health Service results in message:

Sending of the message failed. An error occurred while sending mail. The mail server responded: Message detected as spam. [1709223430-338018].. Please check the message and try again.

How do I overcome what is obviously incorrect feedback? My TB mail client and server did not detect anything during receipt. There do not appear to be any client-based TB detection tools where I can identify suspect content or the particular server.

I have a domain of my business name thus the mails sent to me are arriving to the hosting company of my domain. However since the space they give is limited to 100MB I divert the emails to my gmail account (xxx@gmail.com). it was ok for years however recently gmail added SPF and DKIM protocols which my host doesn't have resulting that senders who send me an email to my domain email receive error messages from gmail. How do I continue to keep my business email and at the same time use gmail ?

Yesterday I set up a new password. Then said sending a code. Cannot get the code as I can not get messages or send out messages on your site. My other device is my phone to get a code. I am only in your site as I kept clicking the screen several times and you popped up. Forgot my original password. I am getting your messages on Spectrum Webmail. At the end of January I could not sent out an email; then could not receive an email. Was working fine up to then. Do not know what happened. Just want to get back on Thunderbird as I have important folders and my contacts.

WTF did you guys do? I updated today, and now it's asking for passwords continually, and it's not even showing all the emails. I've entered passwords for each account 3 times already and it won't stop asking.

How do I get the previous version back?

Tools> settings>Privacy & security , The panel for stored passwords is BLANK. I can't sign on to get email

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I would like to access the emails I received and sent under an account that no longer exists. All the data is still local, in my profile and I can see a partial preview of the messages when I run a search in TB, but double-clicking on one of those only returns a blank page. What's the best way to read those ghost messages ? Thank you for your help,

I recently downloaded and installed Thunderbird but forgot my primary password. Have tried the solutions available at the Mozilla website with no luck. I have also deleted the program and my Mozilla account, and started over from scratch. Still no luck.

Witam, Nie otrzymuje wiadomości od konkretnego nadawcy.

Jak mogę to odblokować ? Jest to dla mnie ważny klient i muszę otrzymywać od niego maile. pozdrawiam, Paweł Siedlecki

Hello hi ya' doin',

I'm running Thunderbird 115.7.0 IMAP on a laptop with Win10Home. I also have an iPhone and iPad.

Normally when I open Thunderbird on the laptop it asks for my password, even before I check/send mail. A few days ago it stopped asking for the password, and will check for mail without asking for the password. Sending mail still asks for the password. Mail sends/receives on all devices and on webmail.

How do I get Thunderbird to prompt me for my password when I open the program, or at least before I check for mail?

Scott

I bought a s/mime cert from globalsign and digicert both. Neither cert is recognized by Thunderbird when I try to send a signed email. The certs are correctly installed.

This just started happening when my old cert expired. What could be going wrong?

Mac OS Sonoma, MacbookPro 2018. Cannot save passwords, cannot set master password. Works fine on 3 other machines, cannot work on this one, I need this to work. I have tried everything including re-installation. I have deleted various old files per suggestions, nothing works. If I enter my email password with checking the checkbox to save it, everything works fine. If I check the "save in password manager" it fails and the email fails. a master password is not set and nothing I have tried will let me set one. It's making me crazy.