[tripwise]

Sorry for the lame first post. I have searched here, PDAPH, HoFo, and general Google but can't find a silver bullet.

Below are my Poutlook settings for Gmail:

Email Address: username[at]gmail[dot]com
Your Name: Joe Blow
Account Display Name: Joe Blow

Incoming mail server: pop[dot]gmail[dot]com:995
Account type: POP3

Username: recent:username[at]gmail[dot]com
Password: ************
Save password: Checked

Outgoing (SMTP) mail server: smtp[dot]gmail[dot]com:587 (NOTE: have tried port 465 as well)
Outgoing server requires authentication: Checked
Use the same user name and password for sending e-mail: Checked
Require SSL for Incoming e-mail: Checked
Require SSL for Outgoing e-mail: Checked
Network Connection: The Internet


BTW, I have a Mogul on SERO. My ROM version is 2.08.651.4 and I would like to not upgrade to 2.09 yet as it appears they are still working on it, evidenced by the takedown on HTC's site and the keyboard issues in the forums.

I can receive just fine, but when Poutlook goes to send during the Send/Receive function, it returns the following error:

"The message(s) could not be sent. Check that you have network coverage and that your account information is correct. Then try sending again."

I have ample coverage when this message pops up, evidenced by the successful receive. I know people are successfully using Gmail via Poutlook on their Moguls, so it must be something with my setup.

I have tried deleting and recreating the account in Poutlook, using port 465 for the SMTP server, using the automatic configuration in Poutlook, but nothing I've done to date allows a successful send.

I am using Poutlook as I want to be able to have fully integrated notifications for email - such as on the today screen, in HomePlug, etc. I do not want to use the Java applet that Gmail provides as it requires a different JVM than what is included on the phone.

This forum is a great resource. Thanks for putting it together and for contributing.

P.S. The forum is interpreting some settings as URLs. Being a forum noob, that's a no-no until I've been here 4 days and have 2 valid posts. The @ sign exists in the phone's configuration, but here is represented as [at]. The period in the server names and email addresses is represented here as [dot].