Mailwasher Pro pop server errors
- Exfso
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Mailwasher Pro pop server errors
When checking for email in my outlook 2010 I keep getting unidentified pop server errors. I know these are absolutely correct as I can download my emails manually from my ISP. I have checked all the values and they are exactly as set up in my email accounts.
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Re: Mailwasher Pro pop server errors
Can you post screenshots of those errors.
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- Exfso
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Re: Mailwasher Pro pop server errors
No problems. I took a screen shot yesterday. It only does it on initial start up btw once I click check mail again it all proceeds as it should.
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- Exfso
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- rusticdog
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Re: Mailwasher Pro pop server errors
You only get these errors occasionally, correct ? Or they're happening all the time.
- Exfso
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Re: Mailwasher Pro pop server errors
I get them each day when the program starts when I turn on my computer. Once the proggy is up and running and I have done the initial download of messages it is ok. Definitely a strange one, that is for sure. I have checked the settings with my email account dozens of times and they match exactly!!
- rusticdog
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Re: Mailwasher Pro pop server errors
So it sounds like when your computer starts, it's a little slow before the internet is up an running. That would explain why the startup check fails, but later when the routine check kicks off it then works.
You could disable in MailWasher the check at startup and just allow it to wait for the first scheduled check at your set interval.
You could disable in MailWasher the check at startup and just allow it to wait for the first scheduled check at your set interval.