Eudora Over AOL Connection

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4 total messages Started by Frank Saucier Tue, 16 May 2000 00:00

Author: Frank Saucier
Date: Tue, 16 May 2000 00:00

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My boss uses Eudora 4.2 on a Mac with an AOL connection to check/send
the POP/SMTP based company email. Recently she mentioned that she is
having problems with messages not arriving in her POP mailbox (people
call and ask if she got the message they sent) or messages that she
sends are not going getting to their destination (and are not being
bounced back). She blames the mail server, but the same mail server is
being used by other people with no problem. In fact, several other
people are using Outlook Express on a Mac with an AOL connection to do
check/send their company mail and they don't have a problem.

Anybody have any ideas?

Frank
franks@telesian.com

Re: Eudora Over AOL Connection

Author: Greg
Date: Tue, 16 May 2000 00:00

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In article <3921C077.10D6D43B@telesian.com>, franks@telesian.com wrote:

> She blames the mail server, but the same mail server is
> being used by other people with no problem. In fact, several other
> people are using Outlook Express on a Mac with an AOL connection to do
> check/send their company mail and they don't have a problem.

AOL=Evil.

Get an all bytes log of the smtp session.  If the smtp server accepts 
the outbound mail; it's NOT a Eudora issue.

My ultimate recommendation is to get a real ISP in lieu of an OSP.

Regards,
Greg

Re: Eudora Over AOL Connection

Author: JSL
Date: Wed, 17 May 2000 00:00

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In article <gjb-37F02E.15470016052000@news.supernews.com>, Greg 
<gjb@spamcop.net> wrote:

> In article <3921C077.10D6D43B@telesian.com>, franks@telesian.com wrote:
> 
> > She blames the mail server, but the same mail server is
> > being used by other people with no problem. In fact, several other
> > people are using Outlook Express on a Mac with an AOL connection to do
> > check/send their company mail and they don't have a problem.
> 
> AOL=Evil.

Agreed.

> My ultimate recommendation is to get a real ISP in lieu of an OSP.

OCP?  :::search through acronym happy-land database:::  can't find that.

Isn't AOL an ICP (internet content provider) instead of anything else 
(heck, it's been AGES since I've not been on AOL).

> Regards,
> Greg

This the same Greg from Eudora (who used to use the eudoramail.com 
web-based interface for mail?)

-jsl-

-- 
Please remove the ".at" before the "@" in my email to send email
(it's a lot easier to do that than get rid of spam).

Re: Eudora Over AOL Connection

Author: Greg
Date: Wed, 17 May 2000 00:00

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In article <jslautner.at-ABFF79.20540916052000@news.georgetown.edu>, 
JSL <jslautner.at@mac.com> wrote:

> > My ultimate recommendation is to get a real ISP in lieu of an OSP.
> 
> OCP?  :::search through acronym happy-land database:::  can't find that.

OSP, not OCP.  Online Service Provider.

> Isn't AOL an ICP (internet content provider) instead of anything else 
> (heck, it's been AGES since I've not been on AOL).

*shrug*  I don't know what they call it these days.  I've always 
referred to aohell (and perhaps incorrectly) as an online service in 
lieu of an internet service.

> > Regards,
> > Greg
> 
> This the same Greg from Eudora (who used to use the eudoramail.com 
> web-based interface for mail?)

Yea.  Too much spam; switched to spamcop so it's nice and easy to report 
dirtbags.

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