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Help SSL SMTP Mail Setup Wizard Problem

ricky173

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Mar 28, 2010
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Got my desire yesterday, having defected from Windows Mobile and spent all yesterday and today getting very frustrated!!

I sucessfully set up my various email accounts - except one which requires a SSL outgoing SMTP server on port 465. When I put the correct settings into the setup wizard it simply fails to complete the account setup.

If I change any of the fields to an incorrect parameter, it gives an error but at least lets me save the settings and exit the wizard.

With the correct settings in place - it communicates with the server stating: "Verifying account information" and then promptly does nothing (it doesn't hang up, it just returns to the SMTP screen). The only way I can get out of the wizard is to enter an incorrect setting. This means that whilst receiving emails on this account is no problem, I am unable to reply to them or send any emails from this account.

I know there is nothing wrong with my ISP (T-mobile uk) because I am using the same SIM from my Touch-pro where this account worked fine for the previous 18 months.

Can anyone help please, before this very expensive piece of kit gets thrown out of the window:mad:
 
Got my desire yesterday, having defected from Windows Mobile and spent all yesterday and today getting very frustrated!!

I sucessfully set up my various email accounts - except one which requires a SSL outgoing SMTP server on port 465. When I put the correct settings into the setup wizard it simply fails to complete the account setup.

If I change any of the fields to an incorrect parameter, it gives an error but at least lets me save the settings and exit the wizard.

With the correct settings in place - it communicates with the server stating: "Verifying account information" and then promptly does nothing (it doesn't hang up, it just returns to the SMTP screen). The only way I can get out of the wizard is to enter an incorrect setting. This means that whilst receiving emails on this account is no problem, I am unable to reply to them or send any emails from this account.

I know there is nothing wrong with my ISP (T-mobile uk) because I am using the same SIM from my Touch-pro where this account worked fine for the previous 18 months.

Can anyone help please, before this very expensive piece of kit gets thrown out of the window:mad:

Have you found a solution? I'm having the same problem! I can't even receive my emails. I've entered all the correct info but it still rejects it!
 
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Have you found a solution? I'm having the same problem! I can't even receive my emails. I've entered all the correct info but it still rejects it!


No, unfortunately not.

If it is the same problem and you're attempting to set up a SSL SMTP outgoing server; if you intentionally enter a wrong value (whilst keeping all the incoming server details correct) you should be able to save the settings, exit the wizard and at least receive emails.

I found a similar problem with SSL on Android phones to do with exchange server settings on the xda developers site.....but no solution.

If you get any nearer to solving, please update thread. Ta.
 
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Hi fellow androids,

Just a tip, wht dont you use K9 mail client, from the android market,if you cant fix this, or try K9 to see if it accepts your same email settings, i have used K9 from day one, and its great for all my email accounts,including work emails.

Fantastic, just downloaded K9 and it works a treat. Many thanks Colrey for your assistance.

Now onto trying to solve the problem with HTC sync not transferring all address info from outlook to the contact page.....you don't happen to have an app that will do that as well do you?

Thanks again
 
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