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Anyone else having problems with pop.spamcop.net?
Debbie the Dogged
2006-03-23 15:30:13 UTC
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I can get to webmail just fine but getting a "connection refused", since
last night, when I try to pop the mail down.

Thanks,
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Debbie the Dogged das at spamcop dot net
"Poodles are space aliens who think they've disguised
themselves as dogs." - Paghat the Ratgirl
Debbie the Dogged
2006-03-23 15:36:31 UTC
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Post by Debbie the Dogged
I can get to webmail just fine but getting a "connection refused", since
last night, when I try to pop the mail down.
Never mind. Operator error. I discovered I could telnet to the pop
port just fine from my work computer, but not my home computer, so
rebooted my home computer and all is well.
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Debbie the Dogged das at spamcop dot net
"Poodles are space aliens who think they've disguised
themselves as dogs." - Paghat the Ratgirl
Mike Easter
2006-03-23 15:58:42 UTC
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Post by Debbie the Dogged
I discovered I could telnet to the pop
port just fine from my work computer, but not my home computer, so
rebooted my home computer and all is well.
'Sick sockets' [whatever that means] which the reboot cured. Which Win
version?
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Mike Easter
kibitzer, not SC admin
Debbie the Dogged
2006-03-23 16:36:14 UTC
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Post by Debbie the Dogged
I discovered I could telnet to the pop
port just fine from my work computer, but not my home computer, so
rebooted my home computer and all is well.
'Sick sockets' [whatever that means] which the reboot cured. Which Win
version?
XP Pro SP2.
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Debbie the Dogged das at spamcop dot net
"Poodles are space aliens who think they've disguised
themselves as dogs." - Paghat the Ratgirl
Mike Easter
2006-03-24 01:24:12 UTC
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Post by Debbie the Dogged
Post by Mike Easter
Post by Debbie the Dogged
rebooted my home computer and all is well.
'Sick sockets' [whatever that means] which the reboot cured. Which
Win version?
XP Pro SP2.
I asked because the various prior generations of Win were supposedly
worse and improved. The 9x/es then the NT family then XP.

I searched on sick sockets but didn't find much, so maybe that wasn't a
good or useful or communicative term. I'll have to research a little to
find out what I meant when I said sick sockets.

<reminds me of> "I'm thinking of something, what is it? Please
explain, but don't make it too technical."
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Mike Easter
kibitzer, not SC admin
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