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Hi everyone,
Has someone manage to fix Gmail as a POP3 on their handset? I´m having huge problems with the SMTP. Can´t get It to work.
Solutions?
"edit: sorry for posting in the wrong forum, maybe admin can move?"
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[ This Message was edited by: tjompa on 2007-08-16 14:55 ]
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Posted: 2007-08-16 15:49:50
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Go to your e-mail account settings, tick 'use smtp authentication' and 'use inbox login details.
Then tab the arrow next to your mailbox name at the top, tap 'advanced settings' and select the 'outgoing' tab.
For 'secure connection' select 'ssl' and change the 'outgoing mail port' to 465.
That's it.
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Posted: 2007-08-16 16:11:30
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here is my post with step by step guide to setup gmail using pop3/smtp on M600/P990/W95 and its exactly the same on P1
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Posted: 2007-08-16 16:13:26
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pop.googlemail.com
smtp.googlemail.com
i use those and now works as normal
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Posted: 2007-08-16 16:59:03
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Just did it today and both are working for me on my P1i so here is what I did (deep breath);
Menu
Control Panel
Messaging
Email accounts
click MORE > New account
you will now see 3 tabs; Basic, Inbox, Outbox.
The BASIC tab should be filled as follows;
Account name:
My Gmail (or similar)
Your Names:
self explanatory
Email address:
name.name@gmail.com(or googlemail.com)
Connection type:
POP3
Do not tick push email
**now on to the next tab**
The INBOX tab should be filled as follows
Incoming server address:
pop.gmail.com
Username:
name.name@gmail.com(or googlemail.com)
Password:
your password
Download restrictions:
set as required
**now on to the next tab**
The OUTBOX tab should be filled as follows
Outgoin server address:
Smtp.gmail.com
Tick "Use SMTP authentication"
Tick "Use Inbox login details"
click MORE > Advanced
2 new tabs Incoming, Outgoing
Incoming
Secure connection:
SSL
Incoming mail port:
995
Do NOT tick "Secure password authentication"
**now on to the next tab**
Outgoing
Secure connection:
SSL
Outgoing mail port:
465
Tick "Use MIME encoding"
now click SAVE !
Hopefully that should work for you just as it has for me.
This is my first posting of proceedure so if I missed anything out or it isn't easy to follow, sorry.
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Posted: 2007-08-16 17:49:51
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Wonderful, thanks!
Still one problem thou. When I´m sending mail I got an alert-message from the system saying "Safe session faild". However my mail arrives to the receiver?!
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Posted: 2007-08-19 21:48:28
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On 2007-08-19 21:48:28, tjompa wrote:
Wonderful, thanks!
Still one problem thou. When I´m sending mail I got an alert-message from the system saying "Safe session faild". However my mail arrives to the receiver?!
Anyone?
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Posted: 2007-08-22 18:25:44
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Hi, everyone. I have the same "Secure session failed". Anyone with a solution to the problem already?
TIA
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Posted: 2007-08-31 17:09:11
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Cheers, that worked fine for me.
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Posted: 2007-09-01 01:38:33
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Well what do you know? I don't get that error anymore. All I did was change my port from 587 to 465.
Thanks to you very helpful people out here.
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Posted: 2007-09-01 17:22:35
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