I cannot send attachments through my email they are placed directly in the outbox.
I followed these directions
Incoming Mail (IMAP) Server imap.aol.com or imap.aim.com
Use SSL: No
Port: 143
Outgoing Mail (SMTP) Server: smtp.aol.com or smtp.aim.com
Use SSL: No
Use Authentication: Yes
Port: 587
Account Name:
Username: your Screen Name (do not include @aol.com or @aim.com)
your Screen Name (do not include @aol.com or @aim.com)
Email Address: your full AOL or AIM email address ([email protected] or [email protected])
Password: your AOL or AIM password
Are you on wifi? Try turning SSL on. Also maybe your attachments are to large. In aosp roms the limit might be between 2mb-5mb (not sure maybe even less) in sense roms you can actually adjust it to like 20mb etc.
http://email.about.com/od/accessingaolmail/f/AOL_Mail_SMTP_Settings.htm
ok the problem is not when i send directly from my aol mailbox but rather when i try to send an image from a webpage or an image from my facebook.
it also sends the same email twice
anyone?
I'm tryig to figure it out
sends twice? Does the person you send to get 2 copies, or are there just 2 copies in your outbox?
The problem is that you are using AOL. Use anything else and all should be fine.
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MicrosoftBug said:
The problem is that you are using AOL. Use anything else and all should be fine.
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What a geek snob answer. Hating on AOL just out of habit. Do you have some specific beef with AOL mail?
Dennissaysthis said:
I cannot send attachments through my email they are placed directly in the outbox.
I followed these directions
Incoming Mail (IMAP) Server imap.aol.com or imap.aim.com
Use SSL: No
Port: 143
Outgoing Mail (SMTP) Server: smtp.aol.com or smtp.aim.com
Use SSL: No
Use Authentication: Yes
Port: 587
Account Name:
Username: your Screen Name (do not include @aol.com or @aim.com)
your Screen Name (do not include @aol.com or @aim.com)
Email Address: your full AOL or AIM email address ([email protected] or [email protected])
Password: your AOL or AIM password
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Instead of using the imap settings to configure your AOL email account...just add a new email account and don't go into "MANUAL". Enter your AOL email address and password...it'll auto configure to AOL's email servers and then try your attachment methods. I haven't encountered ANY problems doing it in this fashion.
tdusen said:
What a geek snob answer. Hating on AOL just out of habit. Do you have some specific beef with AOL mail?
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Lol, in all seriousness, AOL has always given people issues. I used to have AOL back in the day. We had switched to it from prodigy. BIG mistake. I've seen nothing but problems with AOL. I used to work in the geek squad in best buy and even when Outlook was configured correctly, something never worked right. Not to mention, AOL itself is a HUGE resource hog. I'm sorry, but I just don't see the point in paying for e-mail when there are far better and free services. Why don't you see if you can forward your e-mail to another service and use that service to get your mail?
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MicrosoftBug said:
Lol, in all seriousness, AOL has always given people issues. I used to have AOL back in the day. We had switched to it from prodigy. BIG mistake. I've seen nothing but problems with AOL. I used to work in the geek squad in best buy and even when Outlook was configured correctly, something never worked right. Not to mention, AOL itself is a HUGE resource hog. I'm sorry, but I just don't see the point in paying for e-mail when there are far better and free services. Why don't you see if you can forward your e-mail to another service and use that service to get your mail?
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I won't start an argument, but I should set a couple things straight.
First AOL mail is free. It has been for a long time. What people pay for is dial up access.
As for AOL is huge, that is just a client. It's not a requirement for access to mail. There are people that like it and are comfortable with it. I don't use it.
There are certainly different services, but I don't think I'd call any of them better.
It seems that Yahoo is having the same problem... I have three yahoo accounts on my EVO and two of the three work fine, as they have for the last 14 months. My setting are all exactly the same - I can get, send, see all my emails in all my accounts except one... it just keeps telling me "more msg's on server"... it just started the other day and over at android forums- there is a whole thread about it... i searched here and no go... i think i'll make one...
LOL @ the dudes name above me....jaystation3 hahaha
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Phederico said:
Instead of using the imap settings to configure your AOL email account...just add a new email account and don't go into "MANUAL". Enter your AOL email address and password...it'll auto configure to AOL's email servers and then try your attachment methods. I haven't encountered ANY problems doing it in this fashion.
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This works
Related
Hello,
i just got my Hero and I'm now trying to setup my POP email account using HTC mail. I'm using the same settings which i had on my HTC Diamond but for some stupid reason i cannot setup the outgoing SMTP server on the Hero.
No matter what I do, i always get a
"550 Administrative prohibition" from the outgoing mail server.
However, i can receive email using the same account information, just sending does not work
Any hints?
have you turned authentication on for the outgoing server?
that error suggests you haven't and it is blocking you because of it!
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have you turned authentication on for the outgoing server?
that error suggests you haven't and it is blocking you because of it!
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Yes, i have. Actually, when i turn it off i do not get any error messages during account setup but then again i cannot send any mail in the HTC mail app
The above error occurs when the HTC mail setup prog tries to verfiy the settings with the smtp server.
Do you use a different username for your smtp server? That flatout refuses to work for me in HTC Mail, I would suggest you try K-9 a much better email app.
Ovek said:
Do you use a different username for your smtp server? That flatout refuses to work for me in HTC Mail, I would suggest you try K-9 a much better email app.
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No, it's the same username (=email address).
ok, next one to try, i know on my server, the username is the email address bbut with a + instead of the @. Usually i don;t have to use it and the @ sign works, but some programs i have to use the +
could that be it?
Nope, sorry. That didn't do the trick as well.
Meanwhile i read on some other forums that it depends on the mail server, that's why some work and some won't. As it seems the HTC Mail app is sending a "script" (whatever) during account setup that is treated as malicious by the server and ignored therefore.
Hello All! Forever I've wanted my mail combined in the stock app, but Yahoo! IMAP wouldn't work over wi-fi without using K9, etc. I tried again and have success thanks to mtwebster's git commit: http://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_packages_apps_Email/commits/froyo
If you want your Yahoo! mail in the stock email (vanilla email client, not htc) app, add your IMAP account manually as usual and use the following incoming and outgoing servers:
Incoming server: imap.next.mail.yahoo.com
Outgoing server: smtp.mobile.mail.yahoo.com
I've tested it and it works great for me! I now have a combined mailbox with my Exchange (work) mail and my yahoo mail and can access both via Wi-Fi or 3G!
Enjoy
i dont know about the "next" command in ur first string..but ive always used :
INCOMING : imap.mail.yahoo.com
OUTGOING : smtp.mobile.mail.yahoo.com
im sure ur way works..but theres an alternative if the first way doesnt work for anyone for some odd reason
SoCalSpecialist said:
i dont know about the "next" command in ur first string..but ive always used :
INCOMING : imap.mail.yahoo.com
OUTGOING : smtp.mobile.mail.yahoo.com
im sure ur way works..but theres an alternative if the first way doesnt work for anyone for some odd reason
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Hey SoCal. I saw your other post about ordering your Dinc. I think you'll love it! Welcome!
As for the servers, the ones you listed are the ones I had and they will NOT work via Wi-Fi (except if using K9 mail and I hate that ugly @ss icon and wanted one mail client and one inbox for all of my mail) but work fine over 3G. That's why I had to find the others. Give it a test and you won't even be able to add your account to the stock client while connected to a wireless access point. It will keep telling you "The username or password are not correct". When I'm at home or at work, I'm always connected to wireless, so not being able to get my mail is unacceptable.
Thanks for the reply, though!
awesome catch then eh? kudos on that!
and thanks for the welcome. being on an HDPI device is gonna be a bit of a learning curve as far as development goes..but im sure with a bit of the forum help ill be able to find my way just fine.
not working for me...
jermaine151 said:
Hello All! Forever I've wanted my mail combined in the stock app, but Yahoo! IMAP wouldn't work over wi-fi without using K9, etc. I tried again and have success thanks to mtwebster's git commit: http://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_packages_apps_Email/commits/froyo
If you want your Yahoo! mail in the stock email app, add your IMAP account manually as usual and use the following incoming and outgoing servers:
Incoming server: imap.next.mail.yahoo.com
Outgoing server: smtp.mobile.mail.yahoo.com
I've tested it and it works great for me! I now have a combined mailbox with my Exchange (work) mail and my yahoo mail and can access both via Wi-Fi or 3G!
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This is the regular plain-jane HTC mail app? I tried using these server names to set up my regular yahoo (not y-plus) account...left SSL and default ports unchanged. I had to switch to 3G-only even to get past the incoming server page in manual setup. I got the account set up, but with WiFi active I get the same old errormsg.
Is yours still working? I wonder what we did differently.
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This is the regular plain-jane HTC mail app? I tried using these server names to set up my regular yahoo (not y-plus) account...left SSL and default ports unchanged. I had to switch to 3G-only even to get past the incoming server page in manual setup. I got the account set up, but with WiFi active I get the same old errormsg.
Is yours still working? I wonder what we did differently.
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No, that was on the vanilla email client when I was using Ruby. I tried with the htc client and got the same issue that you did. I might have to restore my ruby backup and see if it still works and what the ssl settings are.
EDIT: I just verified that this works on the vanilla email client, via wifi, with security set to none but won't work on the htc client.
Typed on my Incredible phone!
The Xoom manual says this:
Note: While you are using a Wi-Fi network, you
cannot access Yahoo Mail accounts. You can still
use your browser to see these accounts at
mail.yahoo.com.
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Why is this??
Polarfuchs said:
The Xoom manual says this:
Why is this??
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It's an issue with the Yahoo Mail app and not the XOOM (or any other specific device)
I don't like to tell people what they should be using but why does anyone still use Yahoo mail? It is nothing but a SPAM magnet. And if you are using Android, you will have a much better experience using gmail. Just my opinion.
Yahoo was my first mail provider.Now it is just a secondary mail address, I think my fourth. But it still has some subscriptions on it.
Polarfuchs said:
Yahoo was my first mail provider.Now it is just a secondary mail address, I think my fourth. But it still has some subscriptions on it.
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Abandon it! Just let go...I was in your shoes 2 years ago with my first android and I never looked back. Gmail is awesome...unless you're from an internet blocking nation (coughchina) where yahoo is your only option....
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I have a cool username on yahoo.com
Same like my hotmail.com, I have 3 characters username which is rare
So, for nostalgic sake, I keep them.
Anyway, can you just use the official Yahoo Mail app? Probably it is not optimized yet for HC.
keitht said:
I don't like to tell people what they should be using but why does anyone still use Yahoo mail? It is nothing but a SPAM magnet. And if you are using Android, you will have a much better experience using gmail. Just my opinion.
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You can use stock mail app for yahoo mail
You can use the stock email app using these settings. I will post a video on my blog showing step by step soon.
Incoming server settings
Username
[email protected]
Password
your password
IMAP server
imap.mail.yahoo.com
Port
143
Security type
None
IMAP path prefix
leave blank
Outgoing server settings
SMTP server
smtp.mail.yahoo.com
Port
587
Securiy type
None
Require sign-in
Check
Username
[email protected]
Password
your password
for those who have been having the issue of getting push email on your Galaxy Tab
here is the ease way to get this work
**** this may require that you delete your email account and reinstall it !!
step.1) after you have entered your email Addy and your password.
Step.2) Choose manual setup you will see the tab for exchange choose it .
step 3) the only thing you have to change is the server address it should
m.google.com
step 4.) you will this get a pop up to allow secure link certificate .
it will also ask you questions about push Schedule for peak and non peek hours. i did it on mine and i have push email on all my accounts now .......
*** it should work ****
I thought if uses gmail, it suppose to push already?
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Awesome!
I wanted to use Samsung native email(looks better on sgt) rather than gmail native apple, but the lack of push was the big down for me.
now I can use sgt native apple with push function. Thanks a lot. U r the man!
I tried the other method before, but it was too trick and i had to use my existing exchange account..
This method is very easy and simple+ works like a charm!
Ps . I had to play some time to iron the calendar stuffs though.
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Good tip but posted in wrong section maybe? Galaxy Tab General is probably a better place for this I think, as it keeps the dev section clean.
Gmail is push only when it goes through exchange server client.
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mine says unable to connect to server
when choosing exchane instead of pop3, what should i put into domain/username?
lets say my email is [email protected]
should it be \geez or geez or [email protected] or what?
thanks before
K9 does IMAP push.
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alright this is what you should do when you choose the manual setting leave eveything alone except the server name it should say m.google.com
thats it and you are done
rushstatus1 said:
Gmail is push only when it goes through exchange server client.
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Sorry, that is wrong! The native Gmail app is push. You only need to use exchange activesync for apps other than the Gmail app.
Regards,
Dave
Thanks Dave! I am glad you cleared that up.
And just to reiterate yes, the native Gmail app USES push. Not sure what is gained by using the Microsofts Exchange Protocol vs. what is available by default; seem like the original poster may have not realized that he was taking the long way to do the same thing that's offered natively by the Gmail app. Moreover, one could argue that the mail app has less features than the Gmail app, i.e. priority inbox, searching, etc...
foxmeister said:
Sorry, that is wrong! The native Gmail app is push. You only need to use exchange activesync for apps other than the Gmail app.
Regards,
Dave
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what about configuring other kind of emails (non google ones) and get push for them?
if you want to get hotmail and live.com push follow this:
server: m.hotmail.com
username: [email protected](msn.com,live.com)
password: ********
domain: empty
email: [email protected](and so on)
ellokomen said:
if you want to get hotmail and live.com push follow this:
server: m.hotmail.com
username: [email protected](msn.com,live.com)
password: ********
domain: empty
email: [email protected](and so on)
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Actually my email provider is LIBERO...
K9 seems to have built in push capabilities...but the stock mail app in the GT is gorgeous!
Or...is there any way to split the page, in K9 mail app, into list email and selected email preview in landscape mode as the stock mail app does?
darkaeden said:
Actually my email provider is LIBERO...
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Does LIBERO provide a push email service?
If so, what "type" of push?
The stock apps allows for Exchange ActiveSync, and IMAP IDLE (which is pseudo push).
Regards,
Dave
foxmeister said:
Does LIBERO provide a push email service?
If so, what "type" of push?
The stock apps allows for Exchange ActiveSync, and IMAP IDLE (which is pseudo push).
Regards,
Dave
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Libero gives push capabilities through imap...so how to get them with the stock
Mail app?dont wanna use k9 because of its not useful layout!
Adding the exchange account with the online iphone settings work. Server is m.google.com
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Can't get Yahoo Mail to work as imap/pop3 on Galaxy S3. It appears Yahoo is forcing people to use the Yahoo Mail app. If you want to access Yahoo mail as imap/pop3 instead of using the Yahoo Mail App, then they are charing $19.99 a year for "Yahoo! Mail Plus" to grant pop3 access.
I tried the following imap settings:
Server
imap.mail.yahoo.com
Port
143
Also tried pop settings, no luck.
Doesn't work, won't connect to Yahoo servers. Does anyone know a solution? I have a feeling they really want you to upgrade to Yahoo! Mail Plus, but then again it still works on a Blackberry without upgrading.
I'm confused. Any solutions?
Yahoo on imap works for me with the following settings.
Incoming
IMAP server - imap.mail.yahoo.com
Security type - None
Port 143
Outgoing
SMTP server - smpt.mail.yahoo.com
Security type - None
Port 587
SamsungVibrant said:
Can't get Yahoo Mail to work as imap/pop3 on Galaxy S3. It appears Yahoo is forcing people to use the Yahoo Mail app. If you want to access Yahoo mail as imap/pop3 instead of using the Yahoo Mail App, then they are charing $19.99 a year for "Yahoo! Mail Plus" to grant pop3 access.
I tried the following imap settings:
Server
imap.mail.yahoo.com
Port
143
Also tried pop settings, no luck.
Doesn't work, won't connect to Yahoo servers. Does anyone know a solution? I have a feeling they really want you to upgrade to Yahoo! Mail Plus, but then again it still works on a Blackberry without upgrading.
I'm confused. Any solutions?
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This page has Yahoo's IMAP settings.
http://help.yahoo.com/kb/index?loca...=PROD_MAIL_MOBILE&id=SLN3361&impressions=true
Thank you! Can't get PUSH Email to work now
biggins1870 said:
This page has Yahoo's IMAP settings.
http://help.yahoo.com/kb/index?loca...=PROD_MAIL_MOBILE&id=SLN3361&impressions=true
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Thank you! It connects to the yahoo servers now
Can't get it the email the automatically PUSH, I have to hit refresh or wait until my set email check frequency. Do you know how to get it to push instantly?
Also can someone explain the difference between
SSL, SSL Accept all Certificates, TLS, TLS Accept all Certificates ?
SamsungVibrant said:
Thank you! It connects to the yahoo servers now
Can't get it the email the automatically PUSH, I have to hit refresh or wait until my set email check frequency. Do you know how to get it to push instantly?
Also can someone explain the difference between
SSL, SSL Accept all Certificates, TLS, TLS Accept all Certificates ?
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Only if you have their paid service can you get push email. The only reason gmail is push is because thats the way they designed the app and syncing.
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jbadboy2007 said:
Only if you have their paid service can you get push email. The only reason gmail is push is because thats the way they designed the app and syncing.
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Got it, I figured you needed the paid service. But something that perplexes me....Yahoo push email works on Blackberry devices without needing to pay for the upgraded Yahoo Mail Plus.
hmmmm