gdjacobs wrote:The problem is with older versions of SSL being deprecated. Disabling OAuth/2FA won't address this.
NoNameNeeded wrote:Forget about OE5.
I tried to get this to work on Win95 and somehow it was never really able to receive or transmit e-mails, even though the settings were apparently correct.
I was however able to receive e-mails by messing with the settings and then (to send emails) I changed the settings again and it would send the e-mails.
But no settings would be "good enough" to both send and receive e-mails.
On Win95 it's no problem, you can use Thunderbird instead but on Win 3.1 you're out of luck, I'm afraid.
bfcastello wrote:gdjacobs wrote:The problem is with older versions of SSL being deprecated. Disabling OAuth/2FA won't address this.
I thought the same. I spent a few hours researching about how to make my raspberry pi work as a gateway for this. I saw your links, but I couldn't understand a word really - beginner here - and I needed to know if after getting these things from the links (fetchmail, getmail, ssmtp...) working, all I needed was just the ip of my rPi3 instead of the smtp/pop3 address?
The only thing that I have running on my rPi3 is a script that acts as some kind of "fake isp". This way, I can get WFWG3.11 to connect to the internet through Trumpet, and is running from my iPad Pro on iDOS2 (a port of DosBox for iOS). Quite a lot of work, really.
keenmaster486 wrote:Looking in the settings, Windows for Workgroups 3.11 with Internet Explorer 5 + Outlook Express 5 supports both SSL v2 and SSL v3. Studying the history of SSL, I don’t think the SSL 3 standard was changed since 1996 when it was promulgated. I see the corresponding option in XP for TLS 1.0 but that box is unchecked by default and it makes no difference; Outlook Express both 5 and 6 don’t even support TLS.
DosFreak wrote:It looks like Retrozilla TLS 1.2 is crashes on start for some reason. Retrozilla 2.1 works fine
viewtopic.php?f=24&t=12102&p=728682#p728682
Can't find retrozilla 2.1 suite equivalent whereas there is one for Retrozilla TLS 1.2 with the mail client.
To access TLS 1.2 sites with Retrozilla 2.1 on NT 3.51 you'll need to use a proxy. I verified this as working today by logging into the basic html version of gmail.
bfcastello wrote:To my surprise, it did connect, but google (I tried gmail first) blocked it, it keeps asking me for my authentication.
keenmaster486 wrote:bfcastello wrote:To my surprise, it did connect, but google (I tried gmail first) blocked it, it keeps asking me for my authentication.
Did you turn on the "allow legacy apps" thing on your Google account?
bfcastello wrote:I gave up on NT 3.51 since it can’t run on DosBox and iDOS 2. Almost thought about going to W95, but I was never a fan of this GUI. I guess that I will really have to set up my rPI3 to run some scripts in the middle.
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