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No probs... have a good one.

Settings for me are: SMTP Server: MAIL.<domain>.com SMTP Auth: basic SMTP Username/Password - those of a new user I set up in HSPHERE and set to discard all incoming email No issues with sending.

There is no such thing as asp.net 3.0 --- there is a new .net 3.0 framework coming out but asp.net is something different. Perhaps you are misreading the offering of ASP 3.0 - the legacy stuff.

You'd be looking at grabbing the @@identity or scope_identity() You should be able to google examples/tutorials doing this using stored procedures but here's a link to start with: http://databases.aspfaq.com/general/how-do-i-get-the-identity/autonumber-value-for-the-row-i-inserted.html

FYI - I submitted a ticket on the delay issue yesteday and Yogesh worked on it and cleared it up - there were delays sending mail from Mail3 client to Mail3 client.

Working fine for me.. thanks

Grab the full installation package

blazing fast now

For me Horde is taking 30 seconds to come up if at all. All other JH web requests etc are coming fine.

DW and Horde are dog slow right now...

Also might want to try the free SQL Manager 2005 Lite for SQL Server at http://www.sqlmanager.net/en/products/mssql/manager I find it easy to use and does pretty much everything that I really NEED done around a MSSQL DB.

Around 12:00 - 1:00pm or so PST it was dog slow -- through DW and horde... seems to be fast at the moment.

I rarely give my clients control panel access either --- a monkey with matches in a room full of dynamite! (My reselling is usual as a value-add to other work that I do with the client)

I would probably suggest that the client just uses their ISP smtp server address anyway, possibly avoid some authenticaion/port blocking issues. Again, sorry on the misreading of the previous email - I'm always leary of letting clients deal with techy stuff and would rather go techy-to-techy...

Sorry, I misread this post - I thought that Cap'n told his client that --- not that their ISP told them that. My bad... sorry

Has the clients ISP Mail Server been setup to receive mail from their JH domain.com address? It has to be set up so it can create and route email to the proper mailboxes. I still have a feeling that you have only dealt with this on the JH end and not the client ISP end.

No problem and good luck... worse case scenario it has been a learning experience for you. Anyhoot, off to bed. zzzz

I think you are meaning setting up a domain alias... so [email protected] would be the same as [email protected] - again, that is doable but is something you will have to talk to the ISP about. All you can do on this end for the client is: 1) if the host isp will allow domain.com email on their...

Either you or the client will first have to contact their ISP to see if this is a viable option. If they say yes, then next steps can be taken but until you know for sure there is nothing much you can do.

First step is to get the details of what your client wants to do. First, we know they want to use a different email service to get their @domain email. Ask the client for the details on where they want it to go; you will need the settings from the new email server in order to change your mx...