Recent content by Cliff

Not sure if either of you are using "catch-all', but that's the only time I ever had a problem with the white/black lists and the reason was because I didn't have an alias created for my catch-all that I used. catch-all = [email protected] Used [email protected] for registering and emails to...

Try this code: (replace YOURDOMAIN in the post action with your service domain) <table border="1" align="center" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" bordercolor="#000000" bgcolor="#CCCCCC"> <tr> <td> <form method="POST" name="cplogin"...

Thanks, OJM! I'll keep WWG in mind should I need this in the future. I managed to get away with the free version of Send Blaster. Just had to create and delete my mailing list 12 times, but wasn't too bad.

I'm planning on sending this mass email tonight, so any guidance would be appreciated. Has anybody ever used http://www.sendblaster.com, or know of any other free tools?

Yes, one time for right now. This won't be a regular thing.

I have the need to send a mass email to about 1,250 email addresses to promote my sister's new book. All of these people filled out a form to be notified when it was ready, so basically opting in to this email. I have already filled out the mass mail form Jodo requires, so my next step is to...

I guess my question about unix3 = web3 wasn't a stupid one after-all. Is there page somewhere which shows this correlation (besides your post today)?

Unix2, Unix3, Unix4, etc are the same as Web2, Web3, Web4, right? If so, I didn't realize we had 13 Unix servers. I only show up to "Web8" in my Admin CP.

I'm not very familiar with SSL, but if you secured your service domain, couldn't you just use WebShell? Example for Web 3: http://web3.SERVICEDOMAIN.com/webshell4/login.php If you didn't want to give them full access to the domain and just one folder, you could create a custom ftp account...

Excellent news! Way to work your magic Stephen. :rockon:

Correct... but for those of us that use Catch-all it would be nice to have an exception list that would reject email to certain addresses. So it would really be called a "Catch-all Except" mailbox.

I use catch-all, but not in this fashion. I wish there was a way to use catch-all, but also specify mailboxes that you wish to be inactive so that mail sent there bounces back to the sender. If you can do this, please clue me in, as I've yet to figure it out.

Well, I thought what I was getting ready to tell you would work, but it shows the date the ACCOUNT was created on, not when the domain was added. This is what I was going to say for you to do: Loging to Admin CP. Under the Search menu, click on "By Domain Name". Then enter the domain and...

I have about a dozen domain names that I've collected over the years and want to get them appraised. Does anybody have experience with this and can recommend a reputable appraisal company to me? I've done some searching and found some companies, but I'd rather use one that somebody can vouch...

I finally found one. Only thing now is that I'm getting some warnings that are displaying on the page for a few seconds. I commented out the lines and it still works. Can anybody tell me what these two lines do? I'm new to PHP... $_POST['email'] = preg_replace("\r", ""...