Look on the bright side: this thread is now #1 on Google when you search for the Yahoo SSL Palm Pre error. Every other logical place where people would discuss is also buzzing about it, but THIS thread pwns them all.
Nah, anyone that needs three paragraphs to explain a simple matter of opinion pretty much gets dismissed.
Nice to have a running tally of how many people this is impacting.
Exactly. It's nice to know when I'm not the only one having a problem...and the more that acknowledge that they are having one too the better. I'd rather have 100 pages of "yeah, me too" posts than NO posts at all, leaving me to think I'm all alone..
Psalm 11:6
Upon the wicked he shall rain snares, fire and brimstone,
and an horrible tempest: this shall be the portion of their cup.
Ok, so now they are giving me the run-around, saying it's Sprint's fault. But after searching on the Palm forums, I found a solution that worked for me. Remove "palm." from the incoming and outgoing mail servers, and for some reason it works. Weird. Palm Pre: SSL certificate error - Palm Support Community
Ok, so now they are giving me the run-around, saying it's Sprint's fault. But after searching on the Palm forums, I found a solution that worked for me. Remove "palm." from the incoming and outgoing mail servers, and for some reason it works. Weird. Palm Pre: SSL certificate error - Palm Support Community
By the way, I don't think it has anything to do with Sprint because there are Verizon Pre Plus users AND Verizon TREO users on the Palm forums with the same issue.
Ok, so now they are giving me the run-around, saying it's Sprint's fault. But after searching on the Palm forums, I found a solution that worked for me. Remove "palm." from the incoming and outgoing mail servers, and for some reason it works. Weird. Palm Pre: SSL certificate error - Palm Support Community
Thank you! this worked. :-)
All palm tech support said was that there seems to be an issue with the Yahoo server or with the carriers network and that they were working on it.
I am having the same problem and error message this morning with my sbcglobal.net account. Has anyone tried to call, and whos end is this on? I'm not sure who to call...yahoo..palm...sprint?
Ok, so now they are giving me the run-around, saying it's Sprint's fault. But after searching on the Palm forums, I found a solution that worked for me. Remove "palm." from the incoming and outgoing mail servers, and for some reason it works. Weird. Palm Pre: SSL certificate error - Palm Support Community
Has anyone come across this? I use Yahoo/ATT for my e-mail and I encountered an error this morning saying that the SSL certificate is no longer valid for palm.imap.mail.yahoo.com and to contact my IT department or e-mail provider. I don't even know what an SSL certificate is. Thanks for the help!
Ok, so now they are giving me the run-around, saying it's Sprint's fault. But after searching on the Palm forums, I found a solution that worked for me. Remove "palm." from the incoming and outgoing mail servers, and for some reason it works. Weird. Palm Pre: SSL certificate error - Palm Support Community
Thanks- this worked for me too, however this seems like a temporary stop-gap solution no? I thought the "palm" prefix helped identify us as "special palm users" and that our clients had the built-in IMAP hacks necessary to use Yahoo's IMAP service without being paying Yahoo customers?
In the past when trying to use this same address with my Treo and Chatteremail, or Thunderbird, it would fail after a day or so of appearing to work fine. I'm guessing we're going to get the same behavior on webOS?
Or maybe not- because the webOS client has the built in hack?
I guess we'll find out- well I will- you are a paying customer!
PalmIII -> PalmV -> Sprint Treo650 -> Treo755P -> Pre
"Never underestimate the bandwidth of a station wagon full of tapes hurtling down the highway."
Exactly. It's nice to know when I'm not the only one having a problem...and the more that acknowledge that they are having one too the better. I'd rather have 100 pages of "yeah, me too" posts than NO posts at all, leaving me to think I'm all alone..
Agreed. Also as much data as possible, such as carrier variation, model variation, platform variation, etc. Sprint vs Verizon and all that jazz is hard enough to deal with.
PalmIII -> PalmV -> Sprint Treo650 -> Treo755P -> Pre
"Never underestimate the bandwidth of a station wagon full of tapes hurtling down the highway."
I agree that it sounds like a stop-gap solution, but it WORKS, so I'm satisfied.
The Yahoo Support rep even went as far as to say that Yahoo doesn't support IMAP at all. I told him that my Pre has been sync'ing with both of my Yahoo accounts since June '09 without a problem, and that the "Mail Type" has always been IMAP. He couldn't explain why it worked.