On Tuesday, September 2, 2003, at 09:12 AM, cbirds wrote: > I also need to configure about 90 more domains into Mail.app, have 9 > now. I am assuming you mean users/user id's, not domains here??? > > But I don't dare. > > Whenever it says "too many connections" and won't send via my ISP's > smtp, it tries to swap me to mac.com even when I check with the script > to see that I have wiped out mac.com's smtp. > > Then Mail just shuts down.......and won't budge and the accounts > become greyed out. > It's like a stubborn mule and I have to go in and set things up all > over again. I have 83 user configured across 3 different servers. My slowest site connection (of all the places that I visit with my powerbook) is a 128K ISDN link. When I start Mail.app up cold from that site, I have to leave it alone for 5 to 10 minutes to let everything get sync'ed up. After that, Mail.app works fine. By stating "leave it alone", I mean put Mail.app in the background and work on something else. At other sites with better bandwidth or at home with my cable modem, it is almost instantious<sp>. > > Other times it says the passwords are wrong, when nothing has been > changed. > I am not used to this with emailer which does pick up all those > domains in one fell swoop, and up to 1,000 emails daily, without a > hitch. Maybe you have a keychain problem?? Have you ran any diags against it? There was a good article about a week ago on http://www.macosxhints.com with password problems. Here is the specific url: http://www.macosxhints.com/article.php?story=2003082822315680&mode=print Hope that this helps. > > But, in my case, now that I have been spoiled by the PHP and other > server functions like being able to FTP into the machine from afar, > having mail on another machine to work from is not convenient. I have written PHP stuff for web services, and I have FTP'ed files between systems, but I don't understand how you are trying to relate this to Mail.app. Can you please explain this further?? I would also add again that all my user accounts are configured for IMAP over SSL and I do full message caching. The caching may be what is saving me and keeping my configuration usable? Jerry K >