

The first connection will fail due to a certificate problemģ. Check your mail - It willĪsk you for a password (enter it) and complain about updating the IMAPĢ. Looking Eudora menus give different results, please follow closely. Set Secure Sockets when Receiving to "Required, Alternate Port" select Authentication style "Passwords"ĩ. Right click on the personality you want to change (probably ) and select propertiesĥ. Your "Copy of Eudora" folder to your new "c:\Eudora" folderĬonfigure for IMAP mail, notice your old folders are there, LDAP password and the password you use on the mail server shouldĪuthentication on Note that if you are using a mail server other than imap.eecs then your This basically tells Eudora 5.2 to behave like 5.1 in it's SSL behavior. Make sure to backup your eudora.ini file before proceeding.Īdd these lines to the "" section of eudora.ini: (makes it (usually \program files\qualcomm\eudora\), should solve the problem. Aįew modifications in eudora.ini, which is located in your Eudora folder You will be prompted for your LDAP Password and the email should goįunction with the current configuration of. 'Send Again', Queue the message and then File/Send Queued Messages Resend the message by right clicking on it, selecting click Done, Ok and Ok to close the windows (Eudora 6.2): You might be prompted to add aĬertificate, in which case you can skip g and h 'Last SSL Info' and then 'Certificate Information Manager' (Eudora 5.x): Go back to Tools/Options/Sending Mail and click on Hit Ok, send a test message, which will fail the first timeį. 'Secure sockets when Sending' should be set toĮ. The rest of the information has been pre-configured.ĭ.

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