Yes using the yahoo email client within the Firefox web browser. Let me look
into those "app password"Thanks. Regards, Kevin
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reading the mail is still not working.=A0 keeps popping up the> password entry
form.=A0=A0 I know the password is correct as i used> it to get to yahoo mail
via firebird on the centos box.=A0 I =retyped> the password numerous
times.=A0=A0 I tried using the full email> address and just the email without
the domain.=A0 I tried changing> the imap to imaps.=A0 all attemps fail the
same. this is what yahoo> says it should be set to.Do you mean "firefox", i.e.,
accessing your yahoo mail via theirwebmail interface? > to get to yahoo mail
via firebird on the centos boxI believe that when using 3rd-party email clients
Yahoo now requiresthat you either set up and use a yahoo "app password", or
OAuth 2. Idon't think that using the yahoo site-password will work any
longerwith a 3rd-party mail
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