A few days ago I made a Post of how To Set Up Evolution for Gmail, now here is also one for KMail, both Clients are not included in the Howto’s of GMail.
- Login to your Gmail account and select Forwarding and POP.
*If you start KMail for the first time you get a dialog to setup your account, if possible you might be able to use that but I am not sure of that, if not close the dialog and continue :
- Start kmail
Go to settings > Configure KMail
- Select accounts
First the Receiving tab:
Select add
Add account pops up: Flag pop3Now continue
First open the Extras Tab!: flag “Use SSL for secure mail download”, This setting is needed for Gmail and also provides you with the port needed for Gmail: Port 995.
Now select the General Tab.
Account name -> your account name
Login -> foo@ gmail.com
Password -> yourpassword
Host -> pop.gmail.com
Other settings can be flagged as you wish.
Select okDone
Now continuing with The Sending tab In Accounts:
Select add
Flag SMTPIn Transport SMTP first select the Security Tab!
Flag SSL; this setting is needed in GMail and also Provides you with the needed Port: 465Now go to the General Tab.
Name -> foo@gmail.com
Host-> smtp.gmail.com
Flag-> Server requires authenication
Login -> foo@gmail.com
Password -> yourpassword
Select store password if you wish.
Done
The Sending Tab can also use the smtp server provided by you ISP, wich is imo better; No advertising in your send mail.
Thats it,
Tuxicity.
Thank you!
Comment by dauoalagio — May 6, 2007 @ 2:38 pm
My friend,
Thanks you so much for helping me enjoy my GMAIL offline.
Thanks a lot.
H.Thirukkumaran.
Comment by Thirukkumaran Hardiass — June 29, 2007 @ 5:06 pm
Very usefull … thanx a lot and keep on posting….there are young generation based on you guys
Comment by Matt — September 4, 2007 @ 12:07 am
What?
Comment by noah — August 3, 2009 @ 11:52 pm
Thanks m8 for help
Comment by zoran — January 11, 2008 @ 2:03 am
It’s working. Very useful. THank you…..
Comment by Padhu — November 23, 2008 @ 5:01 pm
Still working – on my new Eee 900
– very usefull, Thank you…
Comment by Søren — February 27, 2009 @ 9:55 am
nice post
works just fine
Comment by sakis — September 17, 2009 @ 2:04 am