Re: [Evolution] Problems with outgoing mail

[Al Niessner <SheolTheRaver yahoo com>]

I have tried this with beta 2 and then upgraded to beta 3 and tried
again with no sucess. I then tried another suggestion of choosing
authenicate->pop before smtp which is only in beta 3 by the way. None of
these configurations work on my machine (Mandrake 8.1 beta 1 with a
2.4.9 kernel). I always get this message in a pop up menu -- note: I am
running from the command line and there are no messages from evolution
there either:

Error while 'Sending "test"':
RCTP TO response error: Operation now in progress: mail not sent


Oh, it does not matter who I have it addressed to either -- all exist
but I tried emails in yahoo and out of yahoo.

Al Niessner

On Fri, 2001-09-07 at 12:19, Ricardo Amadeo Contreras wrote:
> Al,
>
> On Fri, 2001-09-07 at 11:09, Al Niessner wrote:
> > I am trying to use mail.yahoo.com as my provider, but evolution does not
> > want to send to their smtp server. I configure evolution to use login as
> > instructed by yahoo, but when I send I get a message that yahoo does not
> > support requested authentication type PLAIN. I went back to the 'Sending
> > Mail' tab for that email account and clicked on the 'Check for supported
> > types'. All it does is pop up a window and then kills it before it can
> > be fully painted so I have idea what the contents are.
> >
> > Question 1) Is anyone using yahoo with evolution to send their email and
> > if so, how do you have it configured?
>
> Yes, I use evolution to send mail via my yahoo mail account.  Here's my
> configuration:
>
> Receiving Mail:
>
>   Server Type: POP
>   Host: pop.mail.yahoo.com
>   Username: aztlan2k
>   Use secure connection (SSL): unchecked
>   Authentication Type: Password
>
> Sending Mail:
>
>   Server Type: SMTP
>   Host: smtp.mail.yahoo.com
>   Use secure connection (SSL): unchecked
>   Server requires authentication: unchecked
>
> Even though Yahoo requires you authenticate yourself before you can send
> mail, this is not done when sending via SMTP.  Instead, I think it
> authenticates you when you first check for your e-mail.  So as long as
> you simply check your e-mail before sending... things should work fine.
> At least, they have been working fine for me.
>
> hope this helps,
>
> Ricardo
>
> > Question 2) Assuming 1 is not answered, how do I use emacs to change the
> > authentication type to whatever is supported?
> >
> > Question 3) Where do I find the evolution supported authentication
> > types? 
> >
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Al Niessner
> >
> >
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