On Saturday, January 4, 2003, at 01:41 PM, Ric Perrott wrote: > On Friday, January 3, 2003, at 01:27 PM, Mark Swanson wrote: > >> I just installed a new 200 gig drive in my PowerMac G4, along with >> the original 80 gig drive. Installed OS 10.2.3 on both, clean >> install on the new drive and installed over 10.1.5 on the original >> drive. Both seem to work fine. The original "main" drive has mail >> and browser working fine. The same set up on the new drive keeps >> telling me the the mail program and browser can't communicate on >> "port 110". I checked all system prefs for port information, no go. >> How do I change (if that is what I need to do) the port the new >> drive/system is using? When I changed the drive in my TiBook and >> upgraded to 10.2.3, no problems with mail or browser. Is this a >> terminal operation? mark >> P > > Port 100 is the normal port for POP3 email. The message probably means > that Mail cannot connect to whatever mail server you are trying to > connect to via POP3. Perhaps there is a need for authentication? > > You can change the port that Mail uses for POP3 in > preferences->Accounts. > I I am of course an idiot and meant to say port 110 is the POP3 port, not port 100. ;-)