From mbryan at magma.ca Sat Mar 11 13:11:20 2006
From: mbryan at magma.ca (Michael Bryan)
Date: Sat Mar 11 13:11:25 2006
Subject: [Mail-PalmOS-Talk] M/S Mail 2.0.3. can't communicate with POP 3 ISP
Server
Message-ID: <2A79BA2C-BFA9-468E-BFB2-7AA13F04E9A8@magma.ca>
I wasted $29 last week on a brand new copy of Mark/Space Mail 2.03
because
I have been unable to get it to talk to my Mail Server via a shared
internet connection with a desktop computer.
I installed it on my Palm Tungsten 'E' running Palm OS 5.2.1.
I set up my email accounts carefully and then connected via USB to my
Imac G5 (running Apple OS 10.4.5), so I could share my DSL internet
connection with the Tungsten Palm and Mark/Space Mail.
When I tell Mark/Space Mail to go and get my mail, its progress
message indicates it is "connecting"........and then......"Established."
So some kind of communication is happening. It tries both email
accounts and then reports identical error messages as follows:
"POP3 Server - Error 0000 - Communication Error! (0x0000).
According to my ISP, nothing from the Tungsten E reaches the mail
server.
Palm Pilot's Communications and Network settings are: 1) to
connect to the Mac via USB cable with 2) speed of 57,600 and flow
control set to "auto" . 3) Idle time-out is set to - 'Never' and
"Query DNS" is selected. The standard port numbers of 110 and 25
for servers are input into the account setup on the Palm.
Before I ask for a refund from Mark/Space, can anyone point me to a
troubleshooting article or setting adjustment I could try.
From sgruby at markspace.com Sat Mar 11 13:29:56 2006
From: sgruby at markspace.com (Scott Gruby)
Date: Sat Mar 11 13:30:01 2006
Subject: [Mail-PalmOS-Talk] M/S Mail 2.0.3. can't communicate with POP 3
ISP Server
In-Reply-To: <2A79BA2C-BFA9-468E-BFB2-7AA13F04E9A8@magma.ca>
References: <2A79BA2C-BFA9-468E-BFB2-7AA13F04E9A8@magma.ca>
Message-ID: <79C0A30B-BC59-4C37-93E8-6D613058FE44@markspace.com>
On Mar 11, 2006, at 1:11 PM, Michael Bryan wrote:
> I wasted $29 last week on a brand new copy of Mark/Space Mail 2.03
> because
> I have been unable to get it to talk to my Mail Server via a
> shared internet connection with a desktop computer.
>
> I installed it on my Palm Tungsten 'E' running Palm OS 5.2.1.
>
> I set up my email accounts carefully and then connected via USB to
> my Imac G5 (running Apple OS 10.4.5), so I could share my DSL
> internet connection with the Tungsten Palm and Mark/Space Mail.
>
> When I tell Mark/Space Mail to go and get my mail, its progress
> message indicates it is "connecting"........and
> then......"Established."
>
> So some kind of communication is happening. It tries both email
> accounts and then reports identical error messages as follows:
>
>
>
> "POP3 Server - Error 0000 - Communication Error! (0x0000).
> According to my ISP, nothing from the Tungsten E reaches the mail
> server.
>
> Palm Pilot's Communications and Network settings are: 1) to
> connect to the Mac via USB cable with 2) speed of 57,600 and flow
> control set to "auto" . 3) Idle time-out is set to - 'Never' and
> "Query DNS" is selected. The standard port numbers of 110 and 25
> for servers are input into the account setup on the Palm.
>
> Before I ask for a refund from Mark/Space, can anyone point me to
> a troubleshooting article or setting adjustment I could try.
>
How are you sharing your Internet connection from your Mac? Are you
using Missing Sync for Palm OS? If so, what version? If not, you will
need some software on your Mac to share the connection; just hooking
up your Palm to the Mac won't shared your Internet connection over USB.
--
Scott Gruby
Lead Engineer
Mark/Space, Inc.
Please visit for assistance with
Mark/Space products.
From jdavis at datamanagement.com Mon Mar 13 07:40:34 2006
From: jdavis at datamanagement.com (Jim Davis)
Date: Mon Mar 13 07:41:25 2006
Subject: [Mail-PalmOS-Talk] M/S Mail 2.0.3. can't communicate with POP
3ISP Server
In-Reply-To: <79C0A30B-BC59-4C37-93E8-6D613058FE44@markspace.com>
Message-ID: <20060313104315.SM03284@jdavis2>
Scott,
Although I use M/S mail, I am not sure why I received this.
Thanks,
Jim
-----Original Message-----
From: mail-palmos-talk-bounces@lists.markspace.com
[mailto:mail-palmos-talk-bounces@lists.markspace.com] On Behalf Of Scott
Gruby
Sent: Saturday, March 11, 2006 4:30 PM
To: Mark/Space Mail for Palm OS Discussion List
Subject: Re: [Mail-PalmOS-Talk] M/S Mail 2.0.3. can't communicate with POP
3ISP Server
On Mar 11, 2006, at 1:11 PM, Michael Bryan wrote:
> I wasted $29 last week on a brand new copy of Mark/Space Mail 2.03
> because
> I have been unable to get it to talk to my Mail Server via a
> shared internet connection with a desktop computer.
>
> I installed it on my Palm Tungsten 'E' running Palm OS 5.2.1.
>
> I set up my email accounts carefully and then connected via USB to
> my Imac G5 (running Apple OS 10.4.5), so I could share my DSL
> internet connection with the Tungsten Palm and Mark/Space Mail.
>
> When I tell Mark/Space Mail to go and get my mail, its progress
> message indicates it is "connecting"........and
> then......"Established."
>
> So some kind of communication is happening. It tries both email
> accounts and then reports identical error messages as follows:
>
>
>
> "POP3 Server - Error 0000 - Communication Error! (0x0000).
> According to my ISP, nothing from the Tungsten E reaches the mail
> server.
>
> Palm Pilot's Communications and Network settings are: 1) to
> connect to the Mac via USB cable with 2) speed of 57,600 and flow
> control set to "auto" . 3) Idle time-out is set to - 'Never' and
> "Query DNS" is selected. The standard port numbers of 110 and 25
> for servers are input into the account setup on the Palm.
>
> Before I ask for a refund from Mark/Space, can anyone point me to
> a troubleshooting article or setting adjustment I could try.
>
How are you sharing your Internet connection from your Mac? Are you
using Missing Sync for Palm OS? If so, what version? If not, you will
need some software on your Mac to share the connection; just hooking
up your Palm to the Mac won't shared your Internet connection over USB.
--
Scott Gruby
Lead Engineer
Mark/Space, Inc.
Please visit for assistance with
Mark/Space products.
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