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  • Doug,

    I’ve tried a new, unchecked message, and am still running into problems. I believe there is something about bluehost that bumps me out because of authentication. I’ve tried a multitude of settings, and no luck so far. I’m going to get on the phone with bluehost tomorrow (getting late here).

    I’ll update this forum if I learn anything of significance.

    Thanks,
    Marcia

    Upgraded to the 1.4.4 and I am now getting this ‘no new mail’ issue. On Bluehost as well. This ran for years under a prev version and I was loathe to upgrade but did anyway.

    Anyone have anything new to add?

    The test works and does the connect. I verified that there is a mail in the box.

    When I run postie, it says no new mail… but then it deletes the mail that was there.

    Make sure you configure Authorized Addresses for the email account you’ll be sending emails from to the posting account.

    It appears the issue may be the “new” XSS check that was implemented with the 1.4.4 update.

    I’m sending emails from my email account with the authorized address and I’m getting the following error.

    possible XSS attack – ignoring email

    I’m able to replicate by going into my email account and making the message unread and testing it. I get the error every time.

    So the question is, what exactly Postie is doing now that it’s checking for an XSS attack, and what can be done to fix this (other than going to the previous version that worked perfectly fine).

    Its March 2013 and I can not get Postie to work with BlueHost. I have a Blue host email account I have tried POP POP SSL IMAP IMAP SSL
    I called blue host and they ran through four different mail servers.

    In my iMail I set the configuration up and it was able to pull the email. Same config with postie and no go. Bluehost says it only accepts password authentication. we do give the password in the config so I am very puzzled. Anyone on Blue host have it still working? what port and mail server? Pop? Pop SSL?

    Plugin Author Wayne Allen

    (@wayneallen-1)

    If you click the “Test Config” button do you get an error message?

    Yes,

    Connect to Mail Host
    Using:rsb11.rhostbh.com
    For POPSSL at 995:
    “Unable to connect. The server said:
    Can not authenticate to POP3 server: Authentication failed.”
    For POP at 110
    “Sucessful POP3 connection on port 110
    Unable to authenticate. The server said:
    POP3 pass: Authentication failed [-ERR Authentication failed.]”

    Have tried blue hosts rsb11.rhostbh.com, box507.bluehost.com, and mail.mydomain.com as mail servers

    With POP3 without SSL it makes a connection and does not authenticate.
    with SSL unable to connect

    Plugin Author Wayne Allen

    (@wayneallen-1)

    The messages make it sound like the user name or password are wrong. It can’t hurt to triple check.

    Blue Host has been having trouble this week.
    I think they are having authentication problems
    I quadruple checked email and password. I even made a stronger password just in case.
    ??

    FYI, I’ve been successfully using a GMail account with Postie and I haven’t had any issues at all. If you’re having issues with other email providers, you might want to try setting up a free GMail account and forward your emails to that address.

    I get the same thing with gmail. I have read that Bluehost block that. Are you on bluehost?

    @swimflyfast: No, I’m not on Bluehost (I actually run my own hosting company). It sounds like your problem is your web host, not the software. If your web host wants to block legitimate things, there’s nothing you can do but switch to a different web host (or complain to them and hope they fix things).

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