• I wonder if people could help me with something.
    What do I place in each of these?

    Mail server: Port:
    Login name:
    Password:

    What I tried was:

    Mail server: mail.MYSITE.net
    Login name: [email protected]
    Password : I made something easy to remember

    Obviously i didn’t put mysite.net i used my actual domain, but nothing happens. What have I done wrong?

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  • You might try reading this

    https://wiki.www.ads-software.com/?pagename=How%20To%20Blog%20By%20Email

    At least you get an idea of what else is involved. I haven’t figured it out yet, but I know you have to go to some other site to allow the post to go through. I got some error message when I tried that. see my post “help with email posting”. I haven’t heard back from anyone yet.

    Wow, this is great! I followed the instructions to the point and it works.
    I was wondering about the advantage of doing so and must say I like that I can use my favorite mail programm with the spell checker. ??
    And I get a neat way to archive posts either within my mail program or in some other folder.

    I’m baffled. I followed those instructions word for word, and it still doesn’t find the mail.

    I’m happy for you Mikofox. Did you set anything in your ftp on your server? Or did you just set up the email address on both ends and it worked? Which version of wp do you use? 1.2 or 1.5?

    Anyone else who has any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

    David

    David

    I finally figured out the problem. When you fill out the login info for the email post in wp admin, the login name is not just a name, it’s the entire email address.

    I hope this helps others who might have a similar problem.

    David

    Must have been something else in your case, or it’s different from system to system. I use only the first part before the @ for my login.

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