I've been happily using Pegasus Mail since 1991, safely moving all my email folders from computer to computer over the course of 30 years. I would hate to have to stop using Pegasus!
But suddenly I can no longer send certain kinds of messages despite using the same ISP and internet settings inside Pegasus which I have been using for the last five years, and my ISP has not altered its main settings.
Maybe the writing was on the wall when about a month ago my ISP sent me a message saying they would be updating their security for logging in, authentication, SSL, or something like that, warning that out-of-date email clients may need to be upgraded. I looked to see if there was an update for "Pegasus Mail" but there hasn't been. I checked my ISP's supported email clients and email apps and "Pegasus Mail" is not among them. So I am guessing that there is something about certain emails sent from Pegasus which the new security arrangements do not like.
I am having no problem sending fresh messages, i.e. I write a fresh email, even include a CC address and a BCC address. It goes.
I am having no problem replying to somebody else's fresh email to me.
But I have not been able to send an email addressed to three Pegasus Mail distribution lists, for example to addresses like "LIST1273.PML" I receive a message saying "SMTP Network or Protocol Error sending email". My only option to get that urgent message out to the people on the three lists was to write a fresh email within the ISP's website.
And I have not been able to reply to an email that has been replied to three or four times by myself and a correspondent. In this case I receive a message referring to "pipe-lining". Again, my only option to get that message out was to copy the text out of the rejected email and create a new email within the ISP's website.
I have done a bit of hunting on Google and found that some ISPs offer a settings button named "Allow less secure apps", but my ISP doesn't provide this option.
I'd hate to lose use of Pegasus Mail. Any ideas, please?
Thanks.
Cat009.
<p>I've been happily using Pegasus Mail since 1991, safely moving all my email folders from computer to computer over the course of 30 years.&nbsp; I would hate to have to stop using Pegasus!</p><p>But suddenly I can no longer send certain kinds of messages despite using the same ISP and internet settings inside Pegasus which I have been using for the last five years, and my ISP has not altered its main settings.</p><p>Maybe the writing was on the wall when about a month ago my ISP sent me a message saying they would be updating their security for logging in, authentication, SSL, or something like that, warning that out-of-date email clients may need to be upgraded.&nbsp; I looked to see if there was an update for "Pegasus Mail" but there hasn't been.&nbsp; I checked my ISP's supported email clients and email apps and "Pegasus Mail" is not among them.&nbsp; So I am guessing that there is something about certain emails sent from Pegasus which the new security arrangements do not like.</p><p>I am having no problem sending fresh messages, i.e. I write a fresh email, even include a CC address and a BCC address.&nbsp; It goes.</p><p>I am having no problem replying to somebody else's fresh email to me.</p><p>But I have not been able to send an email addressed to three Pegasus Mail distribution lists, for example to addresses like "LIST1273.PML"&nbsp; I receive a message saying "SMTP Network or Protocol Error sending email".&nbsp; My only option to get that urgent message out to the people on the three lists was to write a fresh email within the ISP's website.
</p><p>And I have not been able to reply to an email that has been replied to three or four times by myself and a correspondent.&nbsp; In this case I receive a message referring to "pipe-lining".&nbsp; Again, my only option to get that message out was to copy the text out of the rejected email and create a new email within the ISP's website.
</p><p>I have done a bit of hunting on Google and found that some ISPs offer a settings button named "Allow less secure apps", but my ISP doesn't provide this option.</p><p>I'd hate to lose use of Pegasus Mail.&nbsp; Any ideas, please?</p><p>Thanks.</p><p>Cat009.
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