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After a little difficulty setting up Thunderbird as my email client with my newly acquired Freeola email service. The various bits of help I found on the Freeola site are a bit out of date with respect to Thunderbird 38.4.0.
If I check my server settings on Thunderbird under Authentification method it says "Password, transmitted insecurely" should I be concerned about this?
If I check my server settings on Thunderbird under Authentification method it says "Password, transmitted insecurely" should I be concerned about this?
I use what is available and if I use Transport Layer Security (TLS) to connect securely through a Freeola Domain since 2000 then ...
DL wrote:
Works fine for me and I've used Thunderbird for a long time using a Freeola connection etc etc[/i]
Are you using TLS or are you just saying you use Thunderbird?
Works fine for me and I've used Thunderbird for a long time using a Freeola connection etc etc[/i]
Are you using TLS or are you just saying you use Thunderbird?
[s]Hmmm...[/s]
Eccles wrote:
Good to hear DL.
Perhaps the guides need a little updating!
Slightly ... some of the early images in the guide are dated but content is still relevant.
Good to hear DL.
Perhaps the guides need a little updating!
Slightly ... some of the early images in the guide are dated but content is still relevant.
Good to hear DL.
Perhaps the guides need a little updating!
Perhaps the guides need a little updating!
Eccles wrote:
If you connect on the Freeola.net domain you should be able to use TLS to connect. You may have to accept a 1 time security warning but after that login should be secure.
Works fine for me and I've used Thunderbird for a long time using a Freeola connection etc etc
If you connect on the Freeola.net domain you should be able to use TLS to connect. You may have to accept a 1 time security warning but after that login should be secure.
Works fine for me and I've used Thunderbird for a long time using a Freeola connection etc etc
If you connect on the Freeola.net domain you should be able to use TLS to connect. You may have to accept a 1 time security warning but after that login should be secure.
Hi and welcome to the forum.
I also recently installed Thunderbird and saw the security warning you mention (it's also shown in Freeola's guide).
Hopefully Freeola have plans on introducing encryption in the future as that's the way the world is going.
Apart from the UK Gov. who want to introduce a backdoor to everyone's encrypted communications!
I also recently installed Thunderbird and saw the security warning you mention (it's also shown in Freeola's guide).
Hopefully Freeola have plans on introducing encryption in the future as that's the way the world is going.
Apart from the UK Gov. who want to introduce a backdoor to everyone's encrypted communications!
[s]Hmmm...[/s]
After a little difficulty setting up Thunderbird as my email client with my newly acquired Freeola email service. The various bits of help I found on the Freeola site are a bit out of date with respect to Thunderbird 38.4.0.
If I check my server settings on Thunderbird under Authentification method it says "Password, transmitted insecurely" should I be concerned about this?
If I check my server settings on Thunderbird under Authentification method it says "Password, transmitted insecurely" should I be concerned about this?