GMail's secure mail transport (sending) preferably goes over port 587 instead of the more standard 465. This works with kmail2 on Linux, but not on OS X, where an SSL negotiation error occurs. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. launch kmail from a terminal 2. configure a GMail account with the sending configuration set to use SSL over port 587, server smtp.googlemail.com 3. try to send an email over this smtp connection 4. reconfigure the account to use port 465 of the same server for sending 5. try to send the queued message Actual Results: after step 3, a failure notice will pop up and the message will remain in the outbox. Output on the terminal will indicate that the ssl negotiation failed. after step 5, a success notice will appear, and the message will have been sent. Expected Results: The message should be sent after step 3. A detailed log of the events after hitting the send button on the message (in step 3 above) is shown here: https://forum.kde.org/viewtopic.php?f=60&t=121432&p=313978#p313769 . That log was made with all options ticked in kdebugdialog .
Is this still an issue with KDE Frameworks 5.45 or greater?
I can't say, I don't have KDE PIM 5. Is there another way to test this?
No idea, sorry.
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I'll have to get back to this if ever I migrate to PIM5, or find another way to test this with KIO 5.x