Post by i***@jejejeje.itOK, but I have always to click on "yes" on all my accounts every time
I turn on the computer. Then I have no problems anymore. But when the
computer goes also into hibernation I have always to click on "yes",
because I don't work with my computer for 30 minutes.
I don't know what I can do to solve this problem.
This is unclear... Unless you have Eudora configured as some
"autostart" service, just powering up the computer should not affect
anything doing with Eudora accounts. Starting Eudora, however, may produce
prompts, but it is not clear just what prompt/dialog-box to which you are
referring.
Depending upon configuration, Eudora may prompt for account passwords
when starting up (meaning one does not have Eudora configured to save
passwords between sessions).
If you are getting certificate errors, you need to follow the chain of
certificates and approve any with a "skull" icon -- and repeat that process
until you get to the bottom of the chain (which could mean multiple "fetch
mails" to trigger the next level down).
Regrets, I've been using Pandora for something like three years now,
and don't actually recall how to access the certificate chain (I did just
start Eudora, but it fetched mail with no problem, and the "last ssl info"
button on the personality configuration is just stating "no ssl
performed"...)
A 30-minute or so time-out also seems to imply configuration -- as if
your email login information is not saved permanently. However, the manual
states that if you don't have "save password" set, the passwords are saved
for the session, not timed out. Don't know how coming out of hibernation
affects Eudora -- if it treats it (somehow) as a fresh start-up it would
then forget passwords.
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