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Hi,
I have problems with KMail when I want to send a mail, a notification pops up saying that the transport failed, and writing to socket failed. I give a try with thunderbird and the same settings for the smtp server with SSL and it works well. So the problem is with KMail or any related component but I do not know where or what search to solve this issue. The first time, I used the account wizard. The second time, I decided to configure the smtp server manually after having removed it. So I have gone to settings > Configure KMail > Accounts > sending tab > and I add my smtp server with this settings : encryption SSL on port 465 (like thunderbird was set), authentication plain, server requires authentication checked (with my correct login/password). If someone can help me, do not hesitate ![]() I run into this issue on both: KDE 4.10.2 on Kubuntu 13.04 KDE 4.9.5 on Kubuntu 12.04 |
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Are you using KWallet to store passwords?
I have no issues with SMTP (but I use STARTTLS instead of SSL).
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Yes, I use KWallet. I've tried with another smtp server from an other mail service with STARTTLS encryption and it works well. But the mail service that I want to use does not handle STARTTLS but SSL. So I'm stuck. I would like to understand why it does not work, and possibly resolve this issue. |
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Do you have any errors in .xsession-errors? DId you have any issues importing the server's certificate?
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I have some warnings/errors :
Hmmm, how do you do this ? I only configured in KMail the smtp server parameters and then allowed KWallet to all questions that were asked. With the wizard account, it was the same, it did not ask any certificate explicitly unless I skipped something ? |
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Well, if you have a "proper" certificate it shouldn't have told you anything. I asked because if instead you use self-signed certs, it should prompt you.
I just noticed this. Do you have any errors/notices on the server when you try to send mail?
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OK. It's not the case.
The server is not mine, the owner is a french mail service provider (you think well if it was my own server, I won't use SSL as I have trouble with this encryption). So unfortunately I do not have any access to the server log... |
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If you're willling to accept a (temporary) decrease in performance, you can turn on the debugger to see what's happening: launch "akonadiconsole", go to the "Debugger" tab, check "enable debugger", then try to send a mail. A *lot* of tabs will pop up, check only the one that's called "dispatcher agent" and look at the log.
Don't forget to disable debugging when you're done, or KMail's performance will drop considerably.
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So I've just done what you told me. The only error I see is the following :
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Please file a bug on bugs.kde.org with this error message and all the details you can give on the ISP etc. Thanks.
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