Ukr.net
SSL/TLS (IMAP and SMTP)
Incoming mail (IMAP)
- Server
imap.ukr.net- Port
993
Outgoing mail (SMTP)
- Server
smtp.ukr.net- Port
465
Help
Ukr.net works with Patriot Mail and any other email app. Two things have to be done in Ukr.net first: turn on access for external programs, and create a password for the app to use.
Server settings
Patriot Mail fills these in for you. They are here for any other app that asks, and so you can check what you were given.
SSL/TLS (IMAP and SMTP)
imap.ukr.net993smtp.ukr.net465Before you start
Worth knowing
Since 2020 Ukr.net has refused the main mailbox password in email apps. It gives you a separate generated password instead, one per app, which you can remove later without changing your own password.
Worth knowing
Access for external programs starts switched off. Turn it on in the same settings page where the password is created, or the app is refused before the password is even checked.
Step by step
Sign in to Ukr.net in a browser, open the settings, and find the page for managing IMAP access. Turn access for external programs on.
Create a password on that same page, name it so you recognize it later, and copy it. Ukr.net generates it for you.
Open Patriot Mail, choose Add account, enter your full ukr.net address, and paste the generated password rather than your own.
Common questions
imap.ukr.net on port 993 with SSL for incoming mail, and smtp.ukr.net on port 465 with SSL for outgoing mail. Your username is your full ukr.net address.
Ukr.net no longer accepts your main mailbox password in an email app. In your Ukr.net settings you turn on access for external programs and create a password for the app, then use that here.
Sign in to Ukr.net in a browser and open the settings for managing IMAP access. Turn access on, create a password, give it a name so you recognize it later, and copy it.
No. Patriot Mail connects to the Ukr.net mailbox you already have. Your address stays the same and your mail stays with Ukr.net.
Patriot Mail connects the mailbox you already have. Your address does not change, your mail stays with Ukr.net, and it is free to use.
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