Re: Mulberry and Windows 11
Gleason <[email protected]> Sun, 2 Apr 2023 16:30:02 -0400
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John,
> Hi. =C2=A0According to the archives, there have been no postings to
> this list since March 2021, so my first question is whether I'm
> the only remaining Mulberry user.
> If not, has anyone tried installing and using it on a Windows 11
> machine? =C2=A0I'm having other issues with the machine setup, so
> Mulberry may not be to blame, but:
I no longer use Mulberry, but I would look for with a firewall type issue. =
=C2=A0It might be
cleared to receive, but is it cleared to send? =C2=A0Win 11 is a cantankero=
us beast prone to telling=C2=A0
me I can't use the software I want to use. =C2=A0I am sticking with 10.
=C2=A0
> Incoming messages, via IMAP, work fine. =C2=A0However, when messages
> are supposedly sent, they are copied correctly into "sent"
> folders, they appear to go out properly (no error messages) but,
> as far as I can tell, the mail server (which is on the same LAN,
> at least during this debugging attempt) never sees them. =C2=A0The
> server works fine sending mail from Mulberry on an adjacent
> Windows 10 machine and when an SSH connection is made to it and
> a mail dialogue typed in. =C2=A0Same symptoms whether Mulberry
> supposedly opens an SMTP connection directly to that machine or
> when the connection comes in over an SSH tunnel.
> Anyone have any ideas, or is this the end of the line, at least
> for the Windoz version? =C2=A0
> thanks,
> =C2=A0 =C2=A0john
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Gleason
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</style></head><body><p class=3D"norm">John,</p><p class=3D"norm"></p><=
p class=3D"norm"><br/></p><blockquote class=3D"Odd QOdd rt" prefix=3D">&=
nbsp;">Hi. According to the archives, there have been no postings to<=
br/>
this list since March 2021, so my first question is whether I'm<br/>
the only remaining Mulberry user.</blockquote><p class=3D"norm"><br/></p><b=
lockquote class=3D"Odd QOdd rt" prefix=3D"> ">If not, has anyone tr=
ied installing and using it on a Windows 11<br/>
machine? I'm having other issues with the machine setup, so<br/>
Mulberry may not be to blame, but:</blockquote><p class=3D"norm">I no longe=
r use Mulberry, but I would look for with a firewall type issue. It m=
ight be</p><p class=3D"norm">cleared to receive, but is it cleared to send?=
Win 11 is a cantankerous beast prone to telling </p><p class=3D=
"norm">me I can't use the software I want to use. I am sticking with =
10.<br/></p><p> </p><blockquote class=3D"Odd QOdd rt" prefix=3D">&n=
bsp;">Incoming messages, via IMAP, work fine. However, when messages<=
br/>
are supposedly sent, they are copied correctly into "sent"<br/>
folders, they appear to go out properly (no error messages) but,<br/>
as far as I can tell, the mail server (which is on the same LAN,<br/>
at least during this debugging attempt) never sees them. The<br/>
server works fine sending mail from Mulberry on an adjacent<br/>
Windows 10 machine and when an SSH connection is made to it and<br/>
a mail dialogue typed in. Same symptoms whether Mulberry<br/>
supposedly opens an SMTP connection directly to that machine or<br/>
when the connection comes in over an SSH tunnel.</blockquote><p class=3D"no=
rm"><br/></p><blockquote class=3D"Odd QOdd rt" prefix=3D"> ">Anyone=
have any ideas, or is this the end of the line, at least<br/>
for the Windoz version? </blockquote><p class=3D"norm"><br/></p><bloc=
kquote class=3D"Odd QOdd rt" prefix=3D"> ">thanks,<br/>
john</blockquote><p class=3D"norm"><br/></p><p class=3D"norm">=
<br/></p><p class=3D"norm"><br/></p><div class=3D"email-signature">-- =
<p class=3D"norm"><br/></p>Gleason</div></body>
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