Re: SV: AOL mail on Evolution - Help!
"Kelly J. Morris" <[email protected]>
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On Wed, 2004-04-21 at 13:09, guenther wrote: > > > and those are guaranteed "non-upgradable" (at least by AOL) :-) > > > > ... but how do you explain that, when I click on "Send," I get a window > > saying that it is sending from my (non-default, not selected by me) AOL > > IMAP account and asking for the AOL account's password in order to > > proceeed with sending the message? > > Do you happen to still have some mails left in your Sent folder? > > If you previously composed a message using the AOL account (maybe for > testing) this mail will stay in your Sent folder, unless it actually > gets sent or deleted... > > This will explain, why you are being asked for the password, cause Evo > tries to send it every time and it even could explain messages not being > sent. > > > Please check your Local/Sent folder. No, there are no mails from my Local/Sent folder from my AOL address. They never made it that far. Each time time I tried to send a message from my AOL account, it never got farther thatn the "Outbox" and stayed there. There wre a bunch, so I deleted them. Probably not a good idea, but I was afraid that if I got the situation unblocked, I might flood the reciptients with multiple useless e-mails. Anyway, after deleting the messages from the "Outbox," eliminating the ":587", and then shutting down and rebooting <grin>, I can compose and send e-mails normally with my POP mail accounts. But I can't send from my AOL account. > > > > In the Windoze world where AOL usually operates, MS or AOL or other apps > > taking over as default - sometimes without giving you the option to > > decline - is a pretty common occurrence. So, forgive me for being a > > little paranoid or attributing intention where there may not be any. But > > it certainly is behaving exactly in the way that I describe. > > This wont happen in Linux land. We definitely can stop discussing AOL > hijacking anything. Agreed. I guess I've "vented" sufficiently/excessively about AOL ... Kelly _______________________________________________ Users maillist - [email protected] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/users