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Hello Everybody,
Since yesterday eveniging some of my customers experience problems with connecting to their Mailenable mailbox. In the pop3 log I see these messages:
06-04-07 22:25:43 ****** POPS ****** 444 +OK+Welcome+to+MailEnable+POP3+Server ZION 39 0 0
06-04-07 22:25:43 ******* POPS ****** 444 USER USER+info@****.nl +OK ZION 0 23 0
06-04-07 22:25:43 ******* POPS ****** 444 PASS PASS+* -ERR+Unable+to+log+on ZION 0 18 0
When I try to login with Horde I get the message: "Login failed".
But the passwords are not changed by myself nor my customers (which log should I check for this to be sure?). When I change the passwords myself back to the original value everything works fine again (we use Mailenable standard in combination with Plesk 7.5.6 for windows).
Does "ERR+Unable+to+log+on" mean the password is wrong or does it mean something else? How should I correct this problem without changing all the passwords manually?
Furthermore does anybody know where these mailbox settings are stored?
Thanks for any help.
Regards,
Koen
Since yesterday eveniging some of my customers experience problems with connecting to their Mailenable mailbox. In the pop3 log I see these messages:
06-04-07 22:25:43 ****** POPS ****** 444 +OK+Welcome+to+MailEnable+POP3+Server ZION 39 0 0
06-04-07 22:25:43 ******* POPS ****** 444 USER USER+info@****.nl +OK ZION 0 23 0
06-04-07 22:25:43 ******* POPS ****** 444 PASS PASS+* -ERR+Unable+to+log+on ZION 0 18 0
When I try to login with Horde I get the message: "Login failed".
But the passwords are not changed by myself nor my customers (which log should I check for this to be sure?). When I change the passwords myself back to the original value everything works fine again (we use Mailenable standard in combination with Plesk 7.5.6 for windows).
Does "ERR+Unable+to+log+on" mean the password is wrong or does it mean something else? How should I correct this problem without changing all the passwords manually?
Furthermore does anybody know where these mailbox settings are stored?
Thanks for any help.
Regards,
Koen