Invalid login [Connection failed to <pop3 host>,110: Connection timed out]

Savra

Hi,

I have setup osTicket successfully, created all the departments and associated emails. Everything is working perfectly except the POP3 mail retrieval. Whenever i try enable POP3 under email settings i get the error "Invalid login ".

I have tested and confirmed that the details i have entered are correct and working via my desktop mail app and i am at a loss as to how to fix this issue. Please can anyone help me out with this.

hooman

instead of putting your POP mail server address try just putting localhost .

My POP mail fetching all of a sudden stopped working and I solved it by putting localhost instead of my mail server address.

zalez

instead of putting your POP mail server address try just putting localhost .
My POP mail fetching all of a sudden stopped working and I solved it by putting localhost instead of my mail server address.

This will only work if their email server and web server are the same server.

lelle.inc

I need help too

Can anybody help me. I ve the problem too

FastTrack

Same problem here, Trying to connect from my local linux server to my internet mail server through pop3 from the email config area...

I hope someone updates how to resolve this asap.

FastTrack

richard2233

Heeeeeeelp

Did this ever get resolved?

I just keep getting Connection failed to mail.******.org.uk,25: Connection timed out

I've got fetching and autocron enabled.... :

waterc

Problem for me too

I started getting this error this past Monday after weeks of it working. What changed? I have no idea.

When I look at the email settings and try to configure an email, I get "Unable to login. Check SMTP settings." There haven't been any changes made by me.

Very puzzling.

richard2233

Did this ever get resolved?
I just keep getting Connection failed to mail.******.org.uk,25: Connection timed out
I've got fetching and autocron enabled.... :

I managed to get this one sorted at myside, it was an error with the firewall that sits infront of the mail server (although on the same network) we had not applied outbound traffic rules to the firewall (to help minimise abuse) and IMAP wasn't one of the rules that had been added in.

Rich :