Hi Hal, thanks for the hint. Here is my issue with your suggestion: why does
2 of my mail accounts work without problem and ONLY my Yahoo account does
not. It seems to me the email scanning is not necessarily where the problem
lies. Should that be surely all mail accounts would be affected, or?
Nope, individual accounts can have different problems or no problems at all.
Do all your accounts require SSL? I'm betting they don't and it's perfectly
conceivable that Norton would screw up the SSL requirements and have no
effect on accounts that don't use it. Again, Norton is the least friendly
of all AV systems and is more invasive that any malware it's designed to
keep out.
Hal

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> Hi Hal, thanks for the hint. Here is my issue with your suggestion: why does
> 2 of my mail accounts work without problem and ONLY my Yahoo account does
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> > as Avast!, AVG, or NOD32. The Norton uninstaller will NOT remove
> > everything, you'll need Norton's removal tool:
http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT/tsgeninfo.nsf/docid/2005033108162039
> > Download and run the Norton Removal Tool
> >
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> > >
> > > Any suggestions?
Mozzi - 26 May 2008 08:12 GMT
Hi Hal, I have tested by disabling Norton. Unfortunately the same result.
Also, Gmail servers use the same SSL settings and thus the ports required
(SMTP with 587 or 465) seem to be functional. It is only Yahoo. Any other
suggestions? Thanks in advance. Marcel
> Nope, individual accounts can have different problems or no problems at all.
> Do all your accounts require SSL? I'm betting they don't and it's perfectly
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> > > >
> > > > Any suggestions?