Email Setup Errors

[udratherbme]

I have 2 touchpads one with Preware and homebrew apps one w/o. on both devices I am receiving email error code 3099. i have uninstalled the email account on the one w/ preware, shut down and reopened, tried to log email account again got error code 3010. this is cox email, i have tried all combinations of pop servers and all configurations of smtp servers

Any advice

[hcaz7]

Originally Posted by udratherbme

I have 2 touchpads one with Preware and homebrew apps one w/o. on both devices I am receiving email error code 3099. i have uninstalled the email account on the one w/ preware, shut down and reopened, tried to log email account again got error code 3010. this is cox email, i have tried all combinations of pop servers and all configurations of smtp servers

Any advice

I also have the email problem with Cox. I have 2 TP's ( both with preware) and one has worked flawlessly with Cox email for months. On 2/15 it stopped working. I deleted all accounts and tried to recreate them and tried all settings I use give the (Error code 3099: Connect failed (ETIMEDOUT) -- src/network/SocketConnection.cpp:184) or
The other TP gives (Error code 4010: unable to get local issuer certificate)

[hcaz7]

Originally Posted by hcaz7

I also have the email problem with Cox. I have 2 TP's ( both with preware) and one has worked flawlessly with Cox email for months. On 2/15 it stopped working. I deleted all accounts and tried to recreate them and tried all settings I use give the (Error code 3099: Connect failed (ETIMEDOUT) -- src/network/SocketConnection.cpp:184) or
The other TP gives (Error code 4010: unable to get local issuer certificate)

Got both working using these settings.

Account Type Protocol: POP
Email Address: UserName@cox.net
Incoming Mail Server: POP.COX.NET
User Name: UserName (without the @cox.net)
Password: Password
Encryption: SSL
Port:: 995

Outgoing Mail Server: SMTP.COX.NET
Use Authentication: ON
UserName: UserName (without the @cox.net)
Encryption: SSL or TLS (both work for me)
Port: 465 (for SSL) or 25 for TLS

[udratherbme]

That worked fine for me

[SammyMir01]

I stopped receiving messages on my TP on Feb. 15th, too. I can send but not receive. I tried the info above but still getting the 3099 error. Even erased and rebooted. This is silly. Why did it suddenly stop working?

[addiarmadar]

Originally Posted by SammyMir01

I stopped receiving messages on my TP on Feb. 15th, too. I can send but not receive. I tried the info above but still getting the 3099 error. Even erased and rebooted. This is silly. Why did it suddenly stop working?

I dont have cox but possible the cert for their servers may have been updated to a one not friendly to webOS. Just a theory...

[SammyMir01]

Previous posters to this thread have had the same issues with Cox but were able to get it working. I followed those steps with no luck. I guess I'll just have to call Cox. TP Support hasn't a clue. Oh, well.

[SammyMir01]

Called Cox and was advised that WebOS is no longer supported.

[Andreas]

Apparently the Mail app in webOS 2.x and 3.x is missing some cypher so if server just offer one standard and its the one missing in webOS its a no go. Atleast thats the problem ive got, moving from a webOS 1.x device that worked perfect to a Pre3 and Touchpad that can't login to the mail server. Its the all these small glitches that make webOS a love hate relation.

[shtousey]

Got my cox email to start working.
change incoming encryption to none
port 110
take @cox.net off user name

change outgoing to none
use authentication
port 25

This will work.