On Tue, 19 Jul 2022 15:26:48 +0100,
ho...@hope.com wrote:
>
>> On Mon, 18 Jul 2022 08:45:40 +0100,
ho...@hope.com wrote:
>>
>>> I just cannot under stand if I log into
hotmail.com/live.com from the web it all works fine so the
>>> password etc is all correct
>>
> Hi Ralph,
>
> Okay done a few more test.
>
> Please below comments
>
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> On Tue, 19 Jul 2022 19:44:59 +1200, Ralph Fox <-rf-nz-@-.invalid> wrote:
>
>> This frequently means that Hotmail is seeing "unusual activity" on the
>> email interface, but not on the web interface.
>
> Okay logged into my hotmail/ live/ Microsoft account and looked under
> "unusual activity"
>
> I have LOADS of these (see link)
>
>
https://imgur.com/ZclmGJs
>
> The one from USA is NOT ME OR I do not think it is me I'm UK
This one [13.101.125.236] is from something running in Microsoft's
Azure cloud. That does *not* mean it is Microsoft doing this. Many
organizations have moved their computing into the cloud, and many of
those organizations are using Microsoft's Azure cloud. It could even
be a UK organization which is using Microsoft's Azure cloud.
For example, say you want xxxorg in the UK to alert you when your
hotmail account gets new mail. You entered your hotmail account
details in the UK xxxorg server. But xxxorg no longer runs on-prem
physical servers. All the UK xxxorg servers are in the cloud, in
the Azure cloud and paying rent to Microsoft.
Or it could be a hacker (as I suggested in 'a' below) who is also
renting a virtual server in the Azure cloud.
Are you confident enough to click the "This wasn't me" button?
> ======================================
>
>>
>> The "unusual activity" could be any of many different things, such
>> as:
>>
>> a) Someone is trying to hack your account and get your password,
>> by using a program which tries different passwords over one of
>> the email interfaces (POP, SMTP, IMAP).
>>
>> b) Your computer is sending spam. Perhaps your computer is infected
>> with a spam-bot which sends spam on behalf of its bot-master.
>
> If that was the case the other emails that I have in Agent would have that same fault
Only if you assume the bot-master is going to use all email accounts equally.
You wrote below that you have this problem on two of your hotmail accounts.
(I am presuming that "other emails" means other email *accounts*,
not other email messages or other email something-elses.)
3.1 With Agent closed,
* Edit your AGENT.INI file
* In the [Debugging] section of AGENT.INI,
change VerboseLog=0 to VerboseLog=1.
3.2 Before you do either of these things (click test account or
try to get mail), open the Task Log window
Tools >> Task Log
3.3 In the Task Log window, commands from Agent to the server are
prefixed with ‘<’ while responses from the server to Agent
are prefixed with ‘>’.
The error message will come in a response prefixed with ‘<’.
Look back up in the log for the previous line prefixed with ‘<’
to see which command from Agent to the server caused the error.
3.4 You cannot copy the text from the Task Log window, unfortunately.
But you can get Agent to create a log file with the same content
as the Task Log window. For details, see steps 1 through 7 in
this message:
[HK] <
http://al.howardknight.net/?ID=165830245800>
[NB] <
https://www.novabbs.com/computers/article-flat.php?id=877&group=alt.usenet.offline-reader.forte-agent#877>
[MID] <
news:krlb6fp8fs4hkmu40...@4ax.com>
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>
>
> Few more things trying to help
> I have put Agent on three different computers and the same error comes up
> Under that same email account
>
> BUT I have two other hotmail accounts one works all fine BUT the other two have the same fault
>
> 1....... first email NOT REAL EMAILS
fr...@hotmail.com does not work
>
> 2.........Second Email
bi...@hotmail.com does not work
>
> 3.........Third email
Ja...@hotmail.com works no problem
>
>
> ALL the above are in agent for receiving emails ONLY not sending
>
> Thank you again for your time
>
>
> Dumb Blond
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Kind regards
Ralph
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