#4 gtkmail 1.0.4 doesn't download messages

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I am unable to download messages or send messages with
gtkmail !

My parameters are largely the same as t.stoop who
submitted the previous support request. Is there an
update on this ?

Many Thanks

Chris B-W.

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Send me the contents of your .gtkmailrc file. If everything
looks okay, I'll have you sniff the network traffic.

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Hi jwy

my .gtkmailrc file looks like this...

many thanks

Chris.

# properties file for gtkmail-0.9.x
#

# The address that will appear in the From: header. It can
be in the form
# First Last <user@host.domain> or just user@host.domain
#
# If left empty the default value will be USER@HOSTNAME
MAIL_ADDR = chrisbw@south-coast.demon.co.uk

# This is the SMTP server that gtkmail will use to send
mail. The default
# value is simply localhost
MAIL_SERVER = post.demon.co.uk

# what directory do you store your mail in?
# if relative, it's from $HOME
MAIL_DIR = /root/mail

# The font for the folder list. This must be a valid font
name, either an
# alias or a full name. Values can be found in
/usr/X11/lib/X11/fonts/*/fonts.alias
# I suggest using the following (or at least some fixed
width font)
# since many emails (especially signatures) require a fixed
font to
# display properly
FOLDER_LIST_STYLE_FONT =
-adobe-courier-medium-r-normal--0-0-0-0-m-0-iso8859-1
MESSAGE_LIST_STYLE_FONT =
-adobe-courier-medium-r-normal--0-0-0-0-m-0-iso8859-1
MESSAGE_TEXT_STYLE_FONT =
-adobe-courier-medium-r-normal--0-0-0-0-m-0-iso8859-1

# Do you want to save sent messages into a 'sent-mail'
folder?
USE_SENT_MAIL = true

# This is the maximum email length that gnuvoice will quote
upon reply. A value of -1 means
# quote all replies.
QUOTE_MAX = -1

# how often do you want to poll your current mailbox?
# the value is in milliseconds
#MAILBOX_TIMEOUT = 5000

# the following pertain to mail fetching
# timeout - how long to wait between successive fetches. if
timeout = -1, then
# don't do any automatic fetching
# start - whether or not to fetch immediately on startup
# show - do you want to see exceptions from fetching?
FETCH_TIMEOUT = -1
FETCH_START = true
FETCH_SHOW_EXCEPTIONS = true

# gtkmail now supports multiple fetch accounts. these must
be numbered contiguously,
# starting at 0
FETCH_TYPE_0 = pop3 #[ pop3, imap4, none ]
FETCH_USER_0 = south-coast@pop3.demon.co.uk
FETCH_PASS_0 =
FETCH_HOST_0 = pop3.demon.co.uk
FETCH_ADDR_0 = chrisbw@south-coast@demon.co.uk
FETCH_DELETE_MESSAGES_0 = false

# the following pertain to mail filtering
USE_FILTER = false

# do you want text on the toolbars?
TOOLBAR_USE_TEXT = true

# what audio file would you like played upon receipt of new
messages?
AUDIO_NEW_MESSAGE = /usr/local/share/gtkmail/message.wav

# do you want the message windows to automatically wrap for
you?
MESSAGE_WRITE_LINE_WRAP = 1
MESSAGE_READ_LINE_WRAP = 1

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Okay, one more question. Do you have an SMTP server running
on your localhost? You need this for mail fetching to work
correctly.

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The SMTP server I am using is Demon's I believe - I haven't
set one up on my localhost yet. I will look at doing that
sometime.

Many Thanks

Chris B-W.