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On my G4, I have OS 9.2.2 on a separate partition and OS X on a separate partition. I spend most of my time booted in OS 9.2.2, since I have many more classic applications than I have OS X applications.
I have been using Outlook Express (currently v5.0.6) as my email application for many years. Although I can use Mail in OS X, I prefer to have all of my emails in one application.
Starting several months ago, I started receiving emails from AT&T Yahoo stating: +Dear AT&T Yahoo! Customer: We noticed that you are accessing email using non-secure settings in your email software.
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We would like to ensure that your AT&T Yahoo! Member ID, password, and email messages are transmitted securely between your mail software (such as Outlook or Outlook Express) and the AT&T Yahoo! Mail servers. In order to meet this need, please enable SSL via the instructions that are available on the Help site.+ During this time, I was still able to use OE, even though I still continued to receive the AT&T Yahoo messages. Then I started to receive error messages stating: +'Security failure. Personal Certificate Required.' + I followed AT&T’s security setup instructions and even called tech support.
Apparently OE, even with the SSL setup, doesn’t have the necessary “communication” code to meet AT&T’s requirements and a week ago I could not send or receive emails. Apparently, I’m not the only user having this problem. See Tech support stated that AT&T put in higher levels of security (SSL) on their servers to cut down on SPAM.
This causes the problems with older email clients on both PCs & Macs. I looked for an alternate OS 9 email application. I have Office 2001 that includes Microsoft Entourage. But it also won’t work, since it’s probably an OE clone and from the same era. I found another email application – Eudora v6.1.1.
It works, but I’m still getting the AT&T Yahoo email messages about non-secure operation. So I don’t know how long it will still continue to work. I realize that time and technology moves on and OS 9 applications are old and don’t always meet current computer technology. For example, I can’t access a few web sites or render pages properly (especially those that require the current Flash application) using the Moxilla v1.3.1 browser in OS 9.2. I have to boot up in OS X and use Firefox. Are there any other OS 9 email applications to try? Especially an email application that works with AT&T Yahoo mail without SSL security problems.
I could use the Mozilla email feature, but my preference is not to use the browser email. Don Archibald, since you only use OS 9 - What email application are you using? Cheers, Tom 😉. Well, Outlook Express is now working again on AT&T Yahoo Mail. Before if I setup OE as required by AT&T with SSL checked and assigning their POP & SMTP server numbers, OE wouldn’t send or receive mail. Going back to the original settings also wouldn’t work.
Just out of curiosity, I reset OE to the original settings and it works now for both send and receive, and I don’t get the “nasty” error messages from AT&T. Maybe with my (& possibly many others) complaint to AT&T, they changed their software. When OE was inactive, I did some more searching and found another email client that runs on OS 9.x. It’s QuickMail from Outspring. QuickMail used to require payment, but now it’s free. The app has an embedded serial number and it no longer requires an activation code.
Outspring did add an annoying startup screen encouraging users to migrate to Outspring Mail (OS X version requiring payment). Download QuickMail Client 3.5.4 Mac at: I like QuickMail almost as much as Outlook Express and much better than Eudora. I was able to import the OE contacts/addresses into QuickMail, but not the OE messages. Cheers, Tom 😉.
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