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It is also possible to send a message out from the suspect account that was received from a different account.

That appears to have worked!

Thank you for the reply.

I attempted to forward an example message to the support email, same error was returned.

All settings, configuration appears identical to that of the functioning account, suspect account sent mail properly until recently.

I have 3 Yahoo email accounts in POP Peeper, one has been returning the subject error for more than 1 week when sending mail, will still receive mail. I am able to send mail from the subject account using the Android app, Windows webmail interface. Pop Peeper is able to respond to mail received by t...

Success - thanks!

BTW: poppeeper.ini already existed in the PP Roaming folder; I copied over the original copy.

C:\Program Files (x86)\POP Peeper\poppeeper.ini

Sure enough - folder properties were set as read only. Unfortunately, it appears that Windows will not allow me to change this.

Are you able to log-in directly to the Email client on the web YES

Entire error information was provided in the earlier post.

Both accounts are using IMAP protocol, "less secure apps" has been enabled for Gmail - do not appear to have an effect on the issue.

Yes - the confirm password function was used, has no impact on the issue. Once the passwords are changed, the error messages stop for the current session. Once Pop Peeper is closed, reopened, it is necessary to again update the password. Different error messages are returned for each provider: Gmail...

I have 17 different email accounts loaded in PopPeeper, from a range of domains and servers. Passwords for 2 of the accounts (one each Yahoo and Gmail) were recently changed, but for some reason cannot be saved; each time the application is closed, it appears to revert back to the old passwords for ...