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[username@dslr.net] DSLR-mail settings, not workin

I don't think dslr mail is available: »DSLR Mail »Is it available to me?

I'm sorry for being unclear. ~
Bird DOES have a (somewhat) working dslr.net email.

• However, since (I think) a recent change at the server end; I have some difficulty in sending messages.

I can receive them well enough.
I tested this function by sending a message to Ugly@dslr.net and then downloading it from that account with no trouble at all.

Thanks, Ugly
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Oh, I love the smell of fish. Guts, rotten, it's all good.

Try port 110, no ssl, APOP for the outgoing server.

If you fill out the outgoing server, as well as the username/pw, does the 'more settings' button become active? It might be hiding there. APOP is authentication, not account type. Set to POP on that screen.
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What shows if you click more settings instead of test?

I think we're getting closer. In the advanced tab (image 4), see if apop is listed in the pulldown 'use the following type of encrypted connection'.
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Bringing in another consultant with another idea.
Also, try checking (on screen 2) that log in to incoming before sending is checked.

reply to Ugly
I'm thinking your problem is that you are using 110 for both your incoming and your outgoing. Change your outgoing to 26 and see if that works.

Bummer. That is the setting I use with my OE with no problem. Have your tried using 25 for the outgoing?

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• I am happy to use any, or no, encrypted connection, as you may wish to suggest.

reply to Ugly
I'm at a loss. I only have XP and OE here. Seeing if I can find someone else to help you out that is better at this than me.

My ISP is AT&T U-verse.

I do not know if the blocking of port 25 is a U-verse policy.
I will ask in U-verse.