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OK, if I turn off relay will that fix the SMTP connection problem?

Customer whose account is on mail2 (relay to mail4) cannot make an SMTP connection. Anyone else having problems?

I have a client who publishes a local magazine, and they use a Mac for graphic design. A lot of their clients (ad agencies, etc.) also use Macs, and they want to be able to upload large files to the server via FTP. I had tech support set up an FTP sub account for them, but now they tell me...

One of the aforementioned links may have covered this, but your best bet is to also include text links, maybe at the bottom of the page, and a site map with direct links to the pages. This will give the spiders plenty of links to follow and find the pages.

I can understand your wanting to help out these people as much as possible, as you have been very helpful to me in the past. However, it would have been nice to tell the rest of us that we should expect some delays until these bandwidth hogs could be moved. An ongoing problem like this, and its...

Alright, this is getting ridiculous! Having to send an email 6-8 times hoping to connect to the SMTP server is not how things are supposed to work. I have experienced it, my co-workers have experienced it, and my customers have experience it. Something is wrong with the mail server. Either...

It's still happening. Is the mail1 server so overloaded that it can't handle the SMTP requests? What are our options - switch to another mail server for SMTP?

Still happening - click to send message, get error. Here's the error (added Xs to domain): All settings verified. I am using Thunderbird, but others in my office experiencing this are using Outlook and Outlook Express

The problem continues today. Have to send an email several times before the SMTP connection is made. This from several computers in different locations, with different ISPs, etc. All experiencing the same thing - try to send an email, i fails and says the SMTP connection is unavaialble...

We've has trouble sending emails since about 11:00 am EST today. The email programs (Thunderbird and Outlook) cannot connect to the mail server. It takes 3-4 tries before it finally connects and sends the message. Also, I usually receive a pretty fair amount of email during the day(mostly spam)...

Comcast is blocking the email from 204.14.107.1 again. Can Jodohost please get a resolution on this?

Happy B-day, Stephen! Just had mine last week (I've had a few more than you!). Hope you get what you want, not what you deserve!

OK, I get it. What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas! :D

Had enough sleep yet? I haven't woke you up early in over a week! Come on, tell us about the show and the great things you got to do, people you talked to, etc. Inquiring minds want to know!

In other words, don't hold your breath waiting for it. It isn't Jodohost's fault, it is the developers of HSphere that are dragging their feet in giving us a stable control panel to use. Too bad Jodohost is so dependent on the whims of a company that doesn't care about their customers.

Win6 is responding extremely slow!

I had to change my site index page so that visitors wouldn't get the error message. Seems Nidhi or someone got things working again, after over an hour of downtime that I know of.

I am getting the following error: Error Executing Database Query. [Macromedia][SequeLink JDBC Driver]Internal network error, connection closed. The error occurred in D:\hshome\******\******.com\index.cfm: line 20 18 : <cfparam name="homepage" default="yes">19 : 20 : <cfquery...

Since other hosts are obviuosly running CFMX7, and have been since its release, by now there must be some type of control panel that works with it. Is Jodohost tied to HSphere as it's only CP by contract? Is it possible to provide a CFMX7-friendly CP on a new CFMX7 server? I realize this may...

And can you provide this scumbucket's name, address, etc. to the rest of us? Just for "entertainment" purposes?