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Problem with TSL(SSL), receive and send fail
 
#1
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Hi:
 My log as below,how can i solve the problem?


log:
2009-6-19, 11:26:11: FETCH - The server does not support TLS, it uses SSL protocol version 3.0 which is outdated and insecure (version 3.1 known as TLS is required)
Edited: Ricken Ge - 19 June 2009 07:16:20
 
 
 
#2
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Does that means only when my ISP update to TLS ,I can use my favourite bat? :cry:
 
 
 
#3
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You might consider collecting your mail with a regular connection, skipping the (false?) security of SSL alltogether.
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I'm just a user of The Bat! I don't work for Ritlabs.
 
 
 
#4
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Thanks for your response in such a short time :D
My problem is our company requires using SSL,regular connection is not allowed.

The requirement is:
pop ssl 995
smtp ssl 465

our mail server maybe too outdated i guess,but making them to update it is not realistic.
I extremely prefer bat to other clients(I'm a ThunderBird user before),could you give me any other suggestion?
 
 
 
#5
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I have the same problem!

Have you managed to fis it so far?
 
 
 
#6
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No, I've given up
 
 
 
#7
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I have the same problem when want to receive mail by the bat! from company.solution???
 
 
 
#8
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what program reports in account log?
 
 
 
#9
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the bat!pro Ver4.2.12.2
the function of The bat! is very good.but if can't use,this is a pity.
 
 
 
#10
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enter last entries from account log (Ctrl+Shift+A), then we can try to help You...
 
 
 
#11
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2009-11-3, 23:15:34: FETCH - receiving mail messages
2009-11-3, 23:15:35: FETCH - Initiating TLS handshake
!2009-11-3, 23:15:35: FETCH - The server does not support TLS, it uses SSL protocol version 3.0 which is outdated and insecure (version 3.1 known as TLS is required)
 
 
 
#12
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well, everything is written in log, server has insecure support of SSL 3.0 only, this version was introduced in 1996 and can not be used in The Bat! for secure connection
 
 
 
#13
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This is very regrettable that it can't support SSL3.0. More user can use the bat! If the question can be solved.
 
 
 
#14
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you are asking about using secure connection on insecure SSL 3.0, this is nonsense.
 
 
 
#15
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Hi,
I have the same problem.
In my company unsupported, old SSL 3.0 was just implemented.
I don't care if it is old or let say not fully secure but now I can not use THE BAT because it doesn't have backward compatibility. I hope you fill fine with losing customers. Returning to hated OUTLOOK...
 
 
 
#16
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Pawel Sokolowski wrote:
I don't care if it is old or let say not fully secure but now I can not use THE BAT because it doesn't have backward compatibility. I hope you fill fine with losing customers. Returning to hated OUTLOOK...

Just came back checking whether there's now a solution to this old problem ... well, obviously still not ... I hate people charging money for selling software and then telling their clients they can trash the software they bought 'cause the developer wants to "protect" them - pretty arrogant IMHO ... consequence: those people have to use another "insecure" software but not TB :( - anyway, they learn to buy software that works :)
 
 
 
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