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Merke

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Jul 31, 2008
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I have had my mac for awhile. It's a Mac G5 tower.
I had a problem similar to this about six months ago. so I changed out my Hard drive, upgrade my server to leopard and buy legitimate software. it was time to do some house cleaning and not be a free loading student anymore.

the problems are now back, and here it is...

My mail had been running great. no worries then all of a sudden I can't send e-mails from my web server. all of the web mail server is up to date and should work.( I have re-entered all my account info. Still nothing)

but all of a sudden my screen is starting to Pixelate and look fuzzy with hatch.

Last time this happened it became worse and worse over time.

I have recently downloaded free software to play Q-time. (Harry potter for my kids.)
downloads are: A52 codec universal, asf recorder, Xvid_1.0 alpha
Perian 1.1

Please Help if anyone has a clue on what this is, and how to fix it.

Anyone?

Thank-you
Merke
 
Sorry for the ignorance.
ISP?

And thank-you for your response.
 
Sorry for the ignorance.
ISP?

And thank-you for your response.

Virus? No

ISP = Internet Service Provider

Always try these first....
Reset your PRAM
Repair your Permissions

You can try a clean install
Run a hardware test

If none of those work, you can try a trip to the Genius Bar if you have a local Apple Store

Woof, Woof - Dawg
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I have re-entered everything, spoken with ISP.
there seems to be no issues, or anything out of sorts.

which doesn't explain why it would just stop sending outgoing mail.
 
I just made a post that I'm having the same problems recently on my Macbook Air, Gmail stopped working for outgoing mails. Incoming works fine.

No resolution here yet. I haven't had any of the screen corruption issues though.
 
Incidentally, I fixed the problem by deleting the account in mail, deleting all references to (in my case Gmail) the account from Keychain Access, and then reset it up per Google's rules and made sure the SMTP port was 587, instead of the default 25.

It worked for me.
 
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