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Neal Smith

2007-08-26, 7:12 pm

I was doing well with Thunderbird 2.0.0.6 (been usi9ng TBird for a
long time but today it quit asking me for my password (I have never
set up a master password).

I tries to retrieve email from the pop3 server and returns with "could
not connect to server ..., connection was refused.

Same thing when I try to send email.

Any hints? Thanks in advance

Neal

Remove UPPERCASE from email address to email me
Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo

2007-08-26, 7:12 pm

Neal Smith wrote:
> I was doing well with Thunderbird 2.0.0.6 (been usi9ng TBird for a
> long time but today it quit asking me for my password (I have never
> set up a master password).
>
> I tries to retrieve email from the pop3 server and returns with "could
> not connect to server ..., connection was refused.
>
> Same thing when I try to send email.
>
> Any hints? Thanks in advance
>
> Neal
>
> Remove UPPERCASE from email address to email me


close TB. Now open your firewall, remove all settings for
TB. Open TB and try again. Did it connect?

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Neal Smith

2007-08-26, 7:12 pm

Well, checking everything, I set up outlook express (which I don't
much care for) to try to get the email. It also failed.

So it is a problem with the mail server. I called the ISP, and their
entire help system is down, they can't tell anything.

Thanks for your help.


On Sun, 26 Aug 2007 12:37:42 -0700, Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo
<peter.potamus.the.purple.hippo@gmail.com> wrote:

>Neal Smith wrote:
>
>close TB. Now open your firewall, remove all settings for
>TB. Open TB and try again. Did it connect?


Neal

Remove UPPERCASE from email address to email me
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