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Yesterday I had to change my Yahoo password because someone was spamming from it and as a result, I cannot send from my Eudora 7 that I have been using for many years now.. (I have used Eudora and my Yahoo account for more than 10 years).<br />
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I am getting this message: .There has been an error transferring your mail......and then the SMTP server &nbsp;said.... 530 authentication required..<br />
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Now on receive it says &nbsp; SSL Negotiation Failed: The connection with the server has been lost &nbsp; Cause: (5)<br />
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How do I resolve these issues with my Eudora 7 and Yahoo mail. ?
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Yesterday I had to change my Yahoo password because someone was spamming from it and as a result, I cannot send from my Eudora 7 that I have been using for many years now.. (I have used Eudora and my Yahoo account for more than 10 years).

I am getting this message: .There has been an error transferring your mail......and then the SMTP server  said.... 530 authentication required..

Now on receive it says   SSL Negotiation Failed: The connection with the server has been lost   Cause: (5)

How do I resolve these issues with my Eudora 7 and Yahoo mail. ?

Eudora 7 POP Error 530 on Send with Yahoo and now receive

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