I posted on the Thunderbird this
https://getsatisfaction.com/mozilla_mes ... ding_email
to get help on setting up Thunderbird to send Emails
I receive emails but cannot send
Also, reading most topics covered on the subject, I tried all that
My Firewall is NOT blocking Thunderbird - I also tried turning the Firewall off but still the same problem - Thunderbird is not sending emails
I'm frustrated by this, always thought this is simple, but it's obviously not
I need help with this
Linux Mint Debian Edition - Thunderbird not sending email
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Re: Linux Mint Debian Edition - Thunderbird not sending emai
I need to mention, I also tried other Email programs with the same result:
receiving email works
SENDING email does NOT work
Also I tried the Google settings with POP and IMAP
still the same
receiving email works
SENDING email does NOT work
Also I tried the Google settings with POP and IMAP
still the same
Re: Linux Mint Debian Edition - Thunderbird not sending emai
If other e-mail programs give the same result, I doubt it's a Thunderbird problem.
Have you tried using smtp.gmail.com instead of smtp.googlemail.com?
Have you tried using smtp.gmail.com instead of smtp.googlemail.com?
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Re: Linux Mint Debian Edition - Thunderbird not sending emai
In your server settings I notice you have @googlemail.com in one field and @gmail.com in another, these need to be the same to the best of my knowledge . . . . . .
Re: Linux Mint Debian Edition - Thunderbird not sending emai
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Mobile Internet Providers seem to make a habit out of it by annoying customers.
It works with non-mobile Internet.
Mobile Internet Providers seem to make a habit out of it by annoying customers.
It works with non-mobile Internet.