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

How about if you unchecked "This server requires any encrypted connection (SSL)" and set the outgoing one to none?

reply to sashwa
A freind found this:

»www.att.com/esupport/article.jsp···tl1v_9t3

I think this does not apply, as it assumes one is sending a message from/via this server: outbound.att.net
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Oh, I love the smell of fish. Guts, rotten, it's all good.

I kinda thought that but just in case.

But what if you used their outgoing server for sending your dslr mail?

I tried this.
It does not work.
Gives some error the "from address not verified."
And a link to a Yahoo mail FAQ.
I am a customer of AT&T Uverse, NOT Yahell.!
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Oh, I love the smell of fish. Guts, rotten, it's all good.

If I think of anything else, I'll post back but I am at a loss what the problem is.

Yeah, I think I will take the matter up again tomorrow.
If anyone else has suffered a similar issue with dslr.net mail-sending; how can such threads be located please?
That would be a great approach, yes!
If this were found to be a problem previously solved; then a solution will be found there.
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Oh, I love the smell of fish. Guts, rotten, it's all good.

You could search the forum:

»Beta test of mail system

reply to Ugly
I would try outgoing 26.

reply to Ugly
I set it up in Outlook 2007 got an error until I changed the smtp to 26 from the standard 25.

Both tests completed and I did send send an email using it.

not helpful or anything just interesting, all the tests were marked spam

reply to Ugly
mine

reply to Ugly
Try 995 encrypted for incoming and 25 NOT encrypted for outgoing. That is the only thing that works for me on Outlook Express.
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When governments fear people, there is liberty. When the people fear the government, there is tyranny. Thomas Jefferson

I was able to set it up in Outlook 2010 again this morning -- I also use UVerse.

Try the setttings based on each screenshot.

That got it!
I have never used the "logon to incoming email server" option before.
How is that effective here please?
Again, thank you!
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Oh, I love the smell of fish. Guts, rotten, it's all good.

For whatever reason, the dslr server needed it that way. Maybe the server admin can explain why.

Glad it's working for you though.
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A)bort, R)etry, I)nfluence with large hammer.

reply to Ugly
My understanding is that if the incoming server isn't 'tickled', it logs you out of the mail server.

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