Ralf Mardorf wrote: > On Sat, 4 Mar 2017 13:41:08 -0600, Dale wrote: >> Yahoo does the same, although you have to pay for POP access. > No, Yahoo and Rocketmail provide free as in beer POP access, without > any limitation. > For Evolution use the following settings: > > Server: pop.mail.yahoo.com > Username: foo@yahoo/foo@rocketmail > Port: 995 > Encryption: TLS on a dedicated port > Authentication: Password > [x] Disable support for all POP3 extensions > > I'm using those accounts with Claws, too, but a few days ago Yahoo > changed server settings, so I decided to post the Evolution settings. > In the past it didn't matter, if all POP3 extensions were disabled or > enabled, now it's important to disable them. I don't know what the > settings are named for KMail. > > Regards, > Ralf > . >
I guess they changed it since I looked which was a long time ago. I can't recall how much it was but it wasn't much. Still, point being, there is more than one way to use email and most providers provide IMAP and POP. Some provide others means too. When asking for help, it is best to include what method is being used. Dale :-) :-)
