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Originally Posted by MThornback

I can't be sure about this....but I think that this caused a problem with my mail host....my domain mail accounts started experiencing problems the day after you got this working....any idea what if anything in the code that could do that? Its a longshot...and i'm not pointing fingers....just trying to trobleshoot

Hmm, it "talks" to the POP3 and SMTP server just like Outlook would, for example.
So I'd have no idea what could be caused by this....

What kind of problems?

Originally Posted by Tri@de

There's a way to put multiple pop to check diffent e-mails?

Like mentioned a few posts before, a plan to support multiple config sets per user (and so multiple eMail setups/accounts) is already on my ToDo

Originally Posted by lowandloudinc

i have this same issue, any luck fixing it?

Is it a public/free style?
So I could get my hands on it to install it on my dev board for testing and fixing (of my templates)?

Originally Posted by Cybertims

where can I remove the :25 bit from the code......I think that is what is causing my problem, it never finds the smtp server at all although I know it's the right address.

If I ping smtp.bulldogdsl.com it finds it fine if I ping smtp.bulldogdsl.com:25 it doenst find anything.

Cheers.

The ":25" is the TCP port number. It's not inlucded in the actuall address connected to, iport is just a common way to display it.

You can't "ping" a special port, only an IP address (don't want to get to technical here.... unless you ask for )

In the next update you'll have the option to set the port for POP3 and SMTP to whatever you like (it's already finished)

You may ask your host if they are blocking socket connections from PHP scripts....
(I tried connecting to the SMTP sever you posted above on port 25 -> worked)