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smtp prb. in 45.2.0 rel. chnl..
forced to "use default server" 2 send email. Prb start 6/30/16. sorry, i asked this 4 firefox app! can't read - glasses! age!
- . prb started after install of 45.2.0. on 6/30/16. prb started on 7/1/16 with new email conversations.
- . was able to logon to isp and used their webmail, thus verifying email send/receive OK.
- . tried setting SMTP to smtp.cox.net. sent test email. this resulted in failure to send email. err msg "Login to server smtp.cox.net failed." resulted
- . changed SMTP to "use default server" under "account" option window displayed from selecting email address, & accessing "account" option. sent test email which transmitted properly.
- . informed cox support of problem with 45.2.0 release channel, release date 6/30/16, and work around.
- . dx prb result:
- .a. cox online webmail send/receive with no problem <=> cox servers working correctly since their change log clean
- .b. smtp.cox.email broken with release 45.2.0. use of "use default server" correcting prb <=> t.bird send ok with "use default server" but fails with "smtp.cox.net.
- .c. sending of test emails under:
- .c.i. online webmail works ok <=> cox email continues to work correctly
- .c.ii smtp.cox.email send test email failure from t.bird <=> problem c/ 45.2.0 release
- .c.iii use default server sent test email success from t.bird <=> problem c/ 45.2.0 release
- .a. note: "dx" medical abbrev for "diagnosis"
- .b. note: "c/" = latin "cum" = "with," thus "c/" medical abbrev for "with." see "https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/cum" => Etymology 1[edit] From Latin cum (“with”).
- . sorry for possible unintentional meaning assumption re. "cum."
This is now in Thuinderbird section of the forum. (uses original link still.) I tried to tidy up formatting a bit ~j99
forced to "use default server" 2 send email. Prb start 6/30/16. sorry, i asked this 4 firefox app! can't read - glasses! age!
#. prb started after install of 45.2.0. on 6/30/16. prb started on 7/1/16 with new email conversations.
#. was able to logon to isp and used their webmail, thus verifying email send/receive OK.
#. tried setting SMTP to smtp.cox.net. sent test email. this resulted in failure to send email. err msg "Login to server smtp.cox.net failed." resulted
#. changed SMTP to "use default server" under "account" option window displayed from selecting email address, & accessing "account" option. sent test email which transmitted properly.
#. informed cox support of problem with 45.2.0 release channel, release date 6/30/16, and work around.
#. dx prb result:
#*.a. cox online webmail send/receive with no problem <=> cox servers working correctly since their change log clean
#*.b. smtp.cox.email broken with release 45.2.0. use of "use default server" correcting prb <=> t.bird send ok with "use default server" but fails with "smtp.cox.net.
#*.c. sending of test emails under:
#**.c.i. online webmail works ok <=> cox email continues to work correctly
#**.c.ii smtp.cox.email send test email failure from t.bird <=> problem c/ 45.2.0 release
#**.c.iii use default server sent test email success from t.bird <=> problem c/ 45.2.0 release
#.a. note: "dx" medical abbrev for "diagnosis"
#*.b. note: "c/" = latin "cum" = "with," thus "c/" medical abbrev for "with." see "https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/cum" => Etymology 1[edit] From Latin cum (“with”).
#*. sorry for possible unintentional meaning assumption re. "cum."
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This is now in Thuinderbird section of the forum. (uses original link still.)
I tried to tidy up formatting a bit ~j99
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