[NBLUG/talk] Cant' Send Email to Self

[Christopher Wagner]

Sorry, I was pulling the server name from memory.  You're correct, 
pop.att.yahoo.com is definitely the correct server name.  But the rest 
of my email is accurate, TLS will not work with Yahoo, so make sure that 
you have SSL enabled explicitly.

If you're not receiving email sent to yourself via the webmail, I would 
double-check the Junk folder on the Yahoo webmail to make sure it's not 
ending up there.

Looks like you're dealing with two separate issues.

Hope that helps!

- Chris

howard wrote:
> I changed the setting to from pop.att to mail.att, and that didn't work.
> So I had the correct setting of pop.att.yahoo.com.
> So I just tried something that I had not done yet till just reading now.
> So through the webmail I emailed myself, and the message does not show
> up. So it is not an email client issue but with att.yahoo
> So does this mean that my email might be blacklisted??
>
> On Sun, 2010-09-19 at 14:36 -0700, Christopher Wagner wrote:
>   
>> TLS (RFC 5746) isn't supported by Yahoo!.  Try changing your server
>> settings for both POP and SMTP to SSL.
>>
>> AT&T Yahoo's mail server settings are:
>> mail.att.yahoo.com - SSL - Port 995
>> smtp.att.yahoo.com - SSL - Port 465
>>
>> I don't see any reason why Apache would conflict.
>>
>> Hope that helps.
>>
>> - Chris
>>
>> Howard wrote: 
>>     
>>> My Email account is through att.yahoo. I can send email to an
>>> external 
>>> account e.g hotmail. When I send email to myself the message does
>>> show 
>>> up in the sent folder, but when hitting the send/receive button it
>>> never downloads 
>>> in my inbox. Tested with both Evolution & Thunderbird on Ubuntu
>>> Desktop 10.04 
>>> I have Apache installed. May there be an issue because of the HTTPD
>>> server?? 
>>> Thunderbird Error consolde gives me the following 
>>>
>>> pop.att.yahoo.com : server does not support RFC 5746, see
>>> CVE-2009-3555 
>>>
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