The "Freeola Customer Forum" forum, which includes Retro Game Reviews, has been archived and is now read-only. You cannot post here or create a new thread or review on this forum.
Your server has unexpectedly terminated the connection. Possible causes for this include server problems, network problems, or a long period of inactivity. Account: 'xxxxxxx', Server: 'mail.freeola.net', Protocol: POP3, Port: 110, Secure(SSL): No, Error Number: 0x800CCC0F
Any suggestions, thanks.
Any suggestions please, including why Freeola cannot just lift this restriction?
Very many thanks.
> ButchML wrote:
> We know before you say anything.
>
> Edit: Fixed :)
>
> Please elucidate....fixed what?
POP was down for 10 minutes yesterday morning, I was pre-empting the replies that may well have appeared within this thread as they have done in the past.
Oh, the authentication problem from last night is now also resolved. If you, or any clients/friends, are still getting errors get them to type in the correct user name and password combination to get mail running again.
> We know before you say anything.
>
> Edit: Fixed :)
Please elucidate....fixed what?
Edit: Fixed :)
> I haven't had a need to use my Vista install for a while but I
> was running Smart Security, which includes a firewall and no
> other firewall was enabled. At least they do seem to be doing
> something about it now.
@Eccles
Don't know whether it's a coincidence or not, but at the same time that this email problem has been going, I have noticed that my internet access times is extremely slow - moving from page to page, accessing Google etc etc even when pages are obviously cached. With the recent contact with ESET mentioning Zone Alarm, today I shut down Zone Alarm Pro and used Windows Firewall instead. Internet access is now super fast again, with no lag between page access. You think that Zone Alarm has been the problem all along or is it that it just cannot cope with Vista 64? Ran it with XP and no problems at all.
Think I may dump ZA Pro and use Windows Firewall instead, unless you can suggest an alternative. Cannot be ESET, as I have already two licences and don't particularly want to shell out for yet another licence ie Smart Security. Any thoughts would be appreciated:-)
Further news from ESET regarding the email problem. I was asked to submit a report using SysInspector about a week ago. The reply arrived to-day:
"Can you un-install the Zone Alarm firewall program and turn on the Windows firewall.
Reboot the computer and see if you are able to receive your e-mails correctly, there may be an issue with Zone Alarm and Eset v4 software, please let me know if this allows your e-mails to download correctly so I can pass the details to the developers."
The suggestion was carried out and wonder of wonders it works!! Not good news for ESET v4. However, I have now returned the good news to ESET.
The plot thickens....we await a solution :-)