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28 Dec 2005, 03:02 PM | #61 |
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Thanks! This sounds like it should do what I want it to. I'll play around with it in the morning.
hey i'm a senior member now! |
28 Dec 2005, 10:33 PM | #62 | |
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29 Dec 2005, 03:01 AM | #63 |
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Thanks rmns!
Bluehome, I looked at the file .fetchmailrc and it looks like all settings (prefs) for my polling accounts. What you've given me in the post is the actual command lines, and I'm not technical enough to translate the command lines to settings to update the settings file. I didn't see anything that looked like an actual command 'run' for fetchmail - must be in a cron job that i don't have access to? I've played around with plus subaddressing and just can't get it to move my newly polled mail into a folder other than inbox. So at this time I'm not able to do either thing I want to: pop mail into a specific folder, or pop mail residing in a folder other than inbox. And procmail did look rather overwhelming on first site. But thanks for your suggestions! If bluehome or anyone has any other suggestions, I'd be grateful and willing to give it another go! |
29 Dec 2005, 03:44 AM | #64 |
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Just another suggestion: would be possible that BlueHome people offer the additional SquirrelMail themes that PumaPost recently integrated into the webmail? IMHO, those themes really improve user experience.
BTW: I have been able to log into Bluehome using my Promptpost.com username information. |
29 Dec 2005, 04:00 AM | #65 |
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I too have beeen able to login with my promptpost username.
Thank you Graham and bluehome. Jeff |
29 Dec 2005, 07:52 AM | #66 |
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I'm so glad you decided to get involved and keep our PumaPost accounts going. I've found that your site doesn't work with Opera, at least the front page and log-in pages don't, but I worked around that with K-Meleon and got the links that do work with Opera. I got an "applet crashed" message when trying to access the files screen. Two things important to me when using SquirrelMail are not present as options. They are mail forwarding and aliases. Will these options be coming? Thanks for your efforts |
29 Dec 2005, 03:19 PM | #67 |
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Pardon a newbie, would that mean that if I have a pumapost address that I also could be same username as
username at pumapost username at bluehome With all due respect and regards to Graeme, I fancy bluehome too as a domain name. So that would be cool to be able to use. Cold someone confirm my pale grasp on this? Freddy |
29 Dec 2005, 11:08 PM | #68 | |
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I had pumapost this morning but now it fails so the transfer maybe is ongoing.
How long time does such transfer take? what to expect? I tried to send an email to support at bluehome.net but that failed. what is the correct address? Quote:
Could that be due to something else going on. Fabule in another thread says they have a DDOS attack? whatever that is. |
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If you only want to forward certain messages, you can add to this the action conditions at the bottom and define which messages should be forwarded (or not forwarded.) If no conditions are given all messages will be forwarded. We're are considering official support for aliases. As it is now it's something that was set up to allow the PumaPost accounts to function as they were prior to the migration. Quote:
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In addition, some mail may arrive at the old PumaPost servers instead of ours during the transition. An automated process has been created to login to the old server periodically and retrieve messages. As a result you might experience a delay until you can see those particular messages on our side. If you were using BlueHome and now are not able to, it's likely the result of Distributed Denial of Service (DDos) attack from last night. We don't believe it was related to the PumaPost migration. Just coincidental. The attack focused on overloading the computational resources of our servers (as opposed to consuming bandwidth.) As a result CPU utilization spiraled out of control. The attack was very sophisticated. We determined that participants' IP addresses and source information were spoofed, there was no specific signature to the traffic that could we could identify (which prevented the creation of router ACLs or firewall rules), nor was that traffic coming from a specific provider or core router. The attack ended itself around 06:45 (GMT -08:00) but the investigation into who is responsible will continue. (Although due to the spoofed sources and many vectors of the attack, it's unlikely that we'll be able to successfully identity the attacker.) |
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30 Dec 2005, 01:55 AM | #71 |
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I've received two emails now so pop3.pumapost.com works but was delayed. so maybe that is due to dns then.
But me have to learnhow to set smtp up on my mobile phone. Now it says that using smtp is refused so maybe something with authentication or similar. I used port 825 maybe I should try port 26 or 587? cause port 25 are most likely preserved for my ISP only??? |
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30 Dec 2005, 02:14 AM | #73 |
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thanks indeed for fast replies, me confused port numbers but has corrected them now. I'm on a local cell mobile phone isp here so maybe they are very strict on us using their smtp exclusively. They most likely want to have totall control over us.
So I failed on all these ports suggested but it works if I set it up as they reccomended smtprelay1.telia.com using port 25 as they recommend which is their most used one and oldest such smtp relay. So I have a working account now. Thanks indeed. I try to log in using webinterface maybe tomorrow if the weather allow me. It is very icy to go by bike here and snowy Freddy |
30 Dec 2005, 02:28 AM | #74 | |
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30 Dec 2005, 10:21 AM | #75 | |
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The integration of them into PumaPost involved substantial customization of the SM code. Any easy integration may have to wait until the current development branch becomes stable. |
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