Thanks. That's what I needed to know. Especially the short version -- how to get that port number ;)
Mary Ann
On 10/22/2013 12:44, Michael Orlitzky wrote:
On 10/22/2013 03:33 PM, Mary Ann Skweres
wrote:
I know that Roundcube is imap, but the set-up on T-Mobile
also asks for a port number in addition to imap. I am not a super techie, so I don't know why the port is also needed.
Roundcube is
an IMAP client -- some software that can access an IMAP
server (where
your emails are stored).
The T-mobile app is also an IMAP client,
and it will access your IMAP
server just /like/ Roundcube does, but it
won't connect /to/ Roundcube.
It will just go straight to the source,
i.e. wherever Roundcube is
getting your mails from.
Pictorially,
Roundcube ----------- | -----<---->--- IMAP server
(emails are here)
| T-Mobile App --------
Long story short:
contact the email guy at your company, and ask him for
the settings.
Roundcube knows them, but they're in a configuration file
somewhere
that end-users don't have access to.
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