On Sun, 2007-05-20 at 08:59 -0700, Bill Case wrote: > Hi; > > Sorry if this is a duplicated posting. Not sure the first one got through. > This one has some added info. > > I am getting the following error: > "Unable to connect to POP server pop.broadband.rogers.com. > Error sending password: -ERR Error logging in. Please visit > http://mail.yahoo.com > > Please enter the POP password for billlinux on host > pop.broadband.rogers.com" > > The problem may be related to the nfs-utiles. That is the only upgrade > I have made in the last 24 hours. The password is correct; I can get to > my billlinux mail through the rogers.com home page when I login as > billlinux both through Linux Firefox and WindowsXP I.E. > > billlinux is a sub-account on my rogers.com main account. I have > removed billlinux > from both Evolution and Mail Notification and > re-installed it in both applications. My separate Gmail account > continues to be found; my main account logs in correctly. > > smtp cannot send mail error: "Unable to authenticate to SMTP server. > Bad authentication response from server." , and, > "Unable to authenticate to SMTP server. > AUTH command failed: Broken pipe" , and, > "Unable to authenticate to SMTP server. > AUTH command failed: Interrupted system call" > > All and any help gratefully received. -- Bill, I went ballistic and proceeded to rant to the list over Evolution doing the exact same thing to me. So, I went to Gmail and went into the tech support list and found dozens and dozens of emails over the same thing. Turned out it was gmails fault, their servers became broken probably with an upgrade of Windows <patooie!> and it stayed borked for days. You just might look into that angle and see if they are experiencing downtime. The worst was that gmail never posted publicly that they were down. If I had been paying for that service, then I would have gotten all morally indignant.
