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| Hi, i am a new user of Alpine 1.1 under windows. My problem is that i am failing with the setup.Espically the "inbox path" My email is some hosted exchange account 2007, which i can access trough any other email client via imap very well. In the moment i am using Mullberry. my imap and smtp server is "owa.pachosting.com" My provider seems not to be able to give me this information. So could somebody give me some help, or least maybe tell me more clear which information i had to ask my email provider about. thanks br Marc |
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| oqipo <oqipoo@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi, > i am a new user of Alpine 1.1 under windows. My problem is that i am > failing with the setup. Espically the "inbox path" My email is some > hosted exchange account 2007, which i can access trough any other > email client via imap very well. In the moment i am using Mullberry. > my imap and smtp server is "owa.pachosting.com" > My provider seems not to be able to give me this information. > So could somebody give me some help, or least maybe tell me more clear > which information i had to ask my email provider about. imap server smtp server imap username imap password smtp username (probably none or the same) smtp password (probably none or the same) ssl or tls capability inbox folder name/inbox path (probably "INBOX" or "inbox") I suppose you already have most of this information as you're able to login without any problem through other e-mail clients. You need to add the username to the server name: owa.pachosting.com/user=yourusername HTH, Niklaus |
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