I have a Gmail account that i managed from Windows Live Mail without any problem.
Now i use Outlook 2016 but every time i open it, it informs me that Gmail's certificate can't be verified.
I found many answers in web for other versions but none for 2016.
I create a registry key,as somebody suggested (HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Office\Outlook\Security SupressNameChecks=1) but still nothing.
Any idea please ?
In case nobody has found an answer to this yet:
The correct Registry key name is SuppressNameChecks. That's TWO p characters in Suppress.
Spent an hour in frustration pulling my hair out wondering why this setting wasn't working until I decided to, just in case, try using a different spelling than what the internet is telling me. Et voila, certificate errors - gone.
See this page for information about Outlook 2016 / Office 365
Certificate Error Handling.
Key: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\16.0\Outlook\AutoDiscover
Value: ShowCertErrors
Default: 0
Data: 1 = Show certificate warnings/errors; 0 = Don't show certificate warnings
Strangely, I had the opposite - two 'p's did not solve the issue, but one 'p' did. I left both keys in there in case different sections of code use different keys. I was getting the error right at startup, but then again every half hour or so (not every time mail was syncing)
I have several domains hosted on Bluehost and this nag was becoming a real nuisance. I tried all of the methods stated on several channels, none of which worked. I looked at the certificate and made a note of the server for which the certificate was issued and changed my server settings in outlook to match. Tried sending and receiving to make sure they were valid, and bingo. No more nags.
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I'm using gemalto usb token and SafeNet software to digitally sign my documents in Adobe Acrobat Pro. While everything worked fine and nothing has changed, I'm getting this error after entering my (correct) pin number. The message says: 'Error occurred during PIN validation'. According to authentication return values, it is related to:
SCARD_F_INTERNAL_ERROR: An internal consistency check failed.
Besides that, 'Validating Signatures' option in Adobe is disabled.
Thank you!
For somebody else encountering a similar problem: The error code is by PCSC, and so not necessarily card-related.
If other applications are also unable to verify the PIN, issue might be caused by reader driver, or as in the case above by any software required for accessing the card [here: SafeNet]. Re-installing those is worth a ttry.
Same problem here.
On a new PC couldn't use this token.
I checked how windows recognized the device on a different one where worked fine. Seems like the culprit is a newer driver from microsoft.
All I had to do was to replace it. Visit here and click:
"Gemalto IDPrime - SmartCard - 10/20/2017 12:00:00 AM - 8.5.0.7 Windows 10 Creators Update and Later Servicing Drivers"
Download the cab file.
Extract it.
Next you have to "update" the driver with the old one.
I have been unable to find similar reported issues that I am experiencing or maybe I just am not phrasing it properly.
I have an instance of WIN8 w/ office 2013 and WIN7 w/ office200, I access them through my VM. On both instances I am experiencing an intermittent problem that I can not always replicate the problem. But it seems that after about 10 minutes of use maybe more maybe less, when I write and send emails they are sometimes getting stuck in my "Outbox" folder. I have tried pressing the send and reverie button, it looks like everything ran fine but the mail still shows up in my outbox rather than my sent box. When I restart the application, you sill see the message updating outlook,once it is completed you see the emails go from the outbox to sent. This happens in both instances of 2007 and 2010, is there a setting or something like that I am missing?.Because sometime when you open outllok and the first you do is send an email and everything works fin!
This is a well-known issue. Take a look at the similar pages:
How to troubleshoot mail stuck in the Outbox
How to troubleshoot e-mail messages that are stuck in your Outbox
Email stuck in the Outbox in Outlook 2010 / 2013
I'd like to create and edit notes created by the iOS Note app programmatically from the server-side.
I can see the notes created by the iOS device in my IMAP folder but any changes I make won't show up on the iOS device.
Does such API exist?
I just wondered myself and tried editing the note with mutt. As emails (via imap anyway) are not meant to be edited (as correctly stated by #CodaFi) mutt copies the note into the editor, saves it as a new "email" and delete the old one. The edited note gets synced to Notes.app just fine.
Beware: The title/subject of the note/mail is derived from the first line of the body.
PS (I don't think it affects the validity of the above): My setup is private IMAP server & mbsync with local Maildir & mutt.
Well, I use the HeaderTools plugin with Thunderbird to accomplish this, so it's certainly possible. The notes app picks up the changes right away. ( I's not a very satisfying solution as HeaderTools only allows editing as html source in its own viewer/editor )
I guess you could fire up wireshark to investigate precisely what goes on.
The drafts theory sounds plausible. If I needed to dig into this, I think I would just try it out with python directly, instead of googling around for hours.
Recently there was a problem sending mail from a server. When researched into it, there was an segmentation(11) fault error.
I was directed to this article http://kb.parallels.com/en/260, and told to update the fs.file-max /etc/sysctl.conf. The problem is, there is no fs.file-max in the file. A little more background on the problem:
Server Centos 5.5
Plesk 10
Emails not sending from a mailbox that has 4 Gigs worth of email(if
that matters).
Does anyone have a clue how to fix or a better way of finding out what is going on?
The problem is, there is no fs.file-max in the file.
The article you are referring to would suggest adding this parameter, it doesn't say this parameter is in the file:
"... it should be changed by adding the following lines to /etc/sysctl.conf ..."
This case is really strange, i've spent 2 whole days to get Twitter Oauth working with the iPhone and i failed over and over again. Its strange since most of the people don't seem to have the same problem as me.
First of all, the Consumer Key and Consumer Secret is okay, i tried with 2 OAuth apps (Twitter) with every possible configuration and got nothing, i even tried with a completely funcional app and the result was the same. So the Twitter app is okay, the problem doesnt lie there.
I've tried Bengottlieb's solution: http://github.com/bengottlieb/Twitter-OAuth-iPhone provided my Consumer Key and Secret and all i've got from Twitter is a "Sorry, the page doesn't exist".
I tried with "ShareKit" which is intended to be a n00b's proof drop in component, you just need to provide your Consumer key and Consumer Secret and i receive the message: "Request Error: There was a problem requesting authorization from Twitter".
I've tried including only OAuthConsumer and implementing code as tutorials say and i receive again the "Sorry, the page doesn't exist" page.
I'm using XCode 3.2.3 with the SDK 4.0 and i will download the 3.2.4 as another desperate solution.
Any help will be appreciated and maybe you achieve to make kids stop crying :'(
Thanks in advance :)
Thanks Gordon, your advice took me to the solution. I was receiving from Twitter the message "Failed to validate oauth signature and token". I googled it and found that i needed to change the Time zone.
If someone has the same problem on your Mac do this:
-Click on the clock and then "Date & Time preferences"
-Check "Set date and time automatically with: Apple Americas/U.S. (time.apple.com)"
That's all, the problem was with the timestamp which had been generated with an incorrect hour.
2 days wasted for such stupid thingy XD
I know you said your consumer key / secret pair are correct, but unless you started messing around in ShareKit's code, that's basically the only thing that could be wrong. Are you absolutely, 100% sure you're using the consumer key and secret provided to you by Twitter when you registered the application?
Same problem occurred in device. It was because of the wrong time in device. If the device time is set in the past(like the real time is 10:00, but time is set as 9:30 in device), then also this problem will arise.
So, check your time setting in device, if this problem arises.