If this has been addressed before I apologize. I don't see it anywhere.
I'm trying to get MercuryD to use the information in http://www.dslreports.com/forum/r18532599-Qwest-DSL-with-MSN-and-Vista-Windows-Mail to retrieve Hotmail/MSN/Live mail, but it doesn't seem to work. Selecting "SSL encryption using direct connection" creates an error in the session log as "22: Error -32 activating SSL session (locus 6014, type 4, code 0, 'Server provided a broken/invalid certifi')" I'm not all that surprised that Microsoft has created something that is broken, BTW. Selecting "SSL encryption using STLS command" just results in a timeout.
I hardly ever use the stupid thing, but it's my ISP's mailbox (Qwest with MSN here in the USA) and they do occassionally send announcement stuff there that I should read. Any ideas on getting MSN to play nice with MercuryD, or is the Microsoft non-standard going to do me in?
(Side note: ever since I started playing with the SSL settings Mercury will crash periodically. I see that's been mentioned in other posts and I'll deal with that if I can get past the first hurdle. It must have something to do with the SSL since Mercury has been running rock solid for years here.)
<P>If this has been addressed before I apologize.&nbsp; I don't see it anywhere.</P>
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<P>I'm trying to get MercuryD to use the information in <A href="http://www.dslreports.com/forum/r18532599-Qwest-DSL-with-MSN-and-Vista-Windows-Mail">http://www.dslreports.com/forum/r18532599-Qwest-DSL-with-MSN-and-Vista-Windows-Mail</A>&nbsp;to retrieve Hotmail/MSN/Live mail, but it doesn't seem to work.&nbsp; Selecting "SSL encryption using direct connection" creates an error in the session log as "22: Error -32 activating SSL session (locus 6014, type 4, code 0, 'Server provided a broken/invalid certifi')"&nbsp; I'm not all that surprised that Microsoft has created something that is broken, BTW.&nbsp;&nbsp;Selecting "SSL encryption using STLS command" just results in a timeout.</P>
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<P>I hardly ever use the stupid thing, but it's my ISP's mailbox (Qwest with MSN here in the USA) and they do occassionally send announcement stuff there that I should read.&nbsp; Any ideas on getting MSN to play nice with MercuryD, or is the Microsoft non-standard going to do me in?</P>
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<P>(Side note: ever since I started playing with the SSL settings Mercury will crash periodically.&nbsp; I see that's been mentioned in other posts and I'll deal with that if I can get past the first hurdle.&nbsp; It must have something to do with the SSL since Mercury has been running rock solid for years here.)</P>
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