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Email client fails
Nine times our of ten, when I open the email client by selecting "View Inbox" it wil say "loading Email" for about 20 seconds, then fail.
Am I doing something wrong? |
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Seriously: The built in email client is massively excrementy. If you want to use email on the 770/N800, either go for a web-based account (Google mail) or use Sylpheed, ported by Affleg (http://www.bleb.org/software/770/). Pine works as well (in the application catalog), but that one is a console-based application, without the funky windows and the mousey and the pretty colours. :rolleyes: |
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Being a total Linux NOOB I haven't the faintest idea about how to read a log file, or where it is for that matter. All I know is they fail to load! HELP!!! |
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I tried Maemopad (you're talking about the editor, not about the Magnificent MaemoPad+, right?) for about ten seconds, then threw it out and installed Leafpad, which actually works. I wonder if you may have a library missing somewhere. There are several threads about Sylpheed on this forum, maybe your answer is lurking in one of them? |
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I decided to use GMail but was dissapointed to see that the spell checker doesn't work in Opera - Really need the spell chekker. Any hope it will work with an Opera revision?
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Had the same email client problem.
Went to Tools Connection_Manager then Connection_Manager menu at top of screen Tools Connectivity_Settings Set to Manual. The system reboots have stopped and the mail client is behaving better. I suspect the mail client thread for checking mailboxes was hanging during scan for access points and preventing the mail client from opening. |
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If that be the case, I have done that but have not thouroughly tested it yet. So far so go though. the email client seems to start every time. |
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There are problems with Sylpheed on N800's caused by libxau0, because of library changes between Maemo 2.1 (which it was compiled for) and Maemo 3.0 (basis of the N800).
I've not had a chance to resolve these yet, or even work out a decent workflow for compiling the same source in n different environments (Maemo 2.2 PC, Maemo 2.2 ARMEL, Maemo 3.0 PC, Maemo 3.0 ARMEL - each taking up a couple of gigs of space and a rather tedious manual workflow). |
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Hey, how timely. This just started happening to me today. ("Starting E-Mail" appears for 10-15 seconds, then nothing whatsoever happens.)
This thing is so irreperably useless, I think I might start using it to prop open the broken window in the bathroom. |
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;) I do not know how everyone else uses ( or wants to use ) the builtin Email Client of the Nokia ITs. After reading all the issues and problems associated with it, I never really thought of bothering to use it. Also, if this has been done by someone else here at ITT before then, sorry to be repeating the matter in this post.
But just for the sake of it, I started mucking around with it last weekend. I am happy to say that I was able to make it work. This is to say that I have been able to configure the Email Client to fetch my gmail email without essentially sigining on to the gmail website. So now, I can simply turn on my Nokia 770 ( latest OS) and open the Email Client and tap ' Send/Receive '. This will make the Email Client to sign on to a nearby AP ( used before ) and then to Gmail and fetch the new Emails. Here, I have to say that, I not yet tried this with the various and numerous other Free / Unsecured APs yet. I have not tried this with other Email Service Providers ( Hotmail, Excite, Lycos etc.) either. Update : I just got to the Internet with my Nokia770 / Nokia 6682 Phone combo and fetched the latest Gmail Email. ;) |
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I usually use gmail, but I've tried the internal email client just to see if it would work nicely with the company server (secure all the way: ssl on smtp and imails). It works fine, no problems. Not used it much. I have my automatic wi-fi connection configured "off".
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