the xfce4-mailwatch-plugin needs you

Brian J. Tarricone bjt23 at cornell.edu
Sun Jun 26 14:12:12 CEST 2005


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Brian J. Tarricone wrote:
> Nick Schermer wrote:
> 
>>>Nice plugin but i don't get gmail working, i enabled pop on my gmail
>>>account and added it to the mailwatcher plugin.
>>>
>>>pop.gmail.com <http://pop.gmail.com>
>>><name>@gmail.com <http://gmail.com>
>>><password>
>>>
>>>Advanced:
>>>POP3 port: 995 (btw when you slect the box, the field is not enabled,
>>>you first have to close the dialog and then you can enter a port number)
>>>And i tried both SSL/TLS via STARTTLS but it doesn't work :(.
> 
> 
> Gmail works fine for me.  Why are you selecting a non-standard port?
> You should be using "SSL/TLS on alternate port", and leave the "use
> nonstandard port box unchecked.  (Though, non-standard selected with
> port 995 should work, since "alternate port" implies port 995.  I'll
> have a look.)

"Use nonstandard port" set to 995 works fine for me with Gmail.  Not
sure what's up with your setup.  Fixed the problem with the field not
being enabled as well.

I rearranged some stuff in the dialog and changed it so changing the
security settings will show the selected port in the port entry box (if
the checkbox *isn't* checked).

	-brian

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