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Actually, none of the emails that got through were on JH. One was Gmail and the other was on another hosting service who shall remain unnamed. That is what's strange. In the meantime, I have gotten some messages regarding the undelivered mails. Pretty evenly split between saying "Your host has...

Okay, very strange. It seems the problem was that I was not actually doing authentication. I was missing the line: What is strange is that emails were sent to 2 of the 3 addresses involved; only my personal email address did not go through.

I am now trying it with SMTP authentication, with no better results. The messages go to everyone but my personal email account. What gives? This is getting really frustrating.

I've got a poser here, guys and gals. I have an email script that I have been running successfully on another server. When I moved the client to a JH server, he stopped receving emails. I've learned why that is, but I discovered something else in the process. Emails from this script to my...

In the course of trying to figure out what happened with a disastrous client migration to the JH servers (definitely NOT JH's fault) I just ran a DNS timing for the client's MX record. It came up with an extremely slow result and the following recommendation: What exactly does this mean? Are...

I use SmartFTP with my laptop and have no problems with it. On my 2 other machines, I use WS_FTP from Ipswitch. I've used it for years, starting with the "lite" version several years ago, and have never had a problem with it.

Thanks for the info. Just so I'm understanding this properly, there are 2 ways of authenticating to send email through the JH servers: POP before SMTP: users must log on to the POP server, after which they are authenticated for SMTP SMTP authentication: users do not have to connect to the POP...

How is SMTP authentication handled at JodoHost? I have a client on another service who is trying to set up a multifunction printer that can send emails. Because the other service only uses POP before SMTP, they cannot use the printer for sending emails. Does JH allow direct SMTP authentication?

It's part of the path. I have an Access database in a directory above the actual site--for example C:\home\user\db\access.mdf. From time to time the Server.MapPath changes to be: C:\home\user\domain.com\db\access.mdf. Whenever this happens, obviously the database can't be reached by the...

I have no idea. All I know is that they swear up and down that they haven't changed anything. FYI: I will be moving this and all of my sites to JodoHost to escape this lack of customer support from my old provider. Not a lot of sites, just need some time to get it done.

I'm having a problem with another hosting company where the value returned by the Server.MapPath variable occasionally changes "all by itself". The hosting company says they are not doing something, but I don't see how this could possibly happen without some sort of activity on their part. Has...

As part of a class on an enterprise transaction monitoring tool, we loaded identical web sites on UNIX and Windows and watched the transaction details using the tool. As I recall, the UNIX server was MUCH faster than Windows, even though the code was the same on both servers. There's probably...

Sorry about that, aussie. I've been doing too much VB.Net lately and slipped into that syntax. As inferred by bro, the correct syntax for the second line should be: objCDO.Body = objCDO.Body & "Last Name: " & Request.Form("lastName")

Like I said, it's usually something ridiculous that I missed. In this case, I completely missed that you are trying to set a property called objCDO.firstName, something that doesn't exist. If you are just looking to pass these fields in the email, then do something like: objCDO.Body =...

First off, I would check to make certain that the form items you are trying to access are spelled correctly. They should match the "name=" attribute of the associated form field. Next, I would check something ridiculous, like are the form fields really inside the form tags. For myself, when...

Drat! I thought I had figured it out myself, but evidently not. Darn you, Yash! :tongue:

Lest anyone think I'm losing my mind, here's a screen shot of my IE window: Note the single button on Yash's post. Mine has an extra button for editing, of course.

That's exactly what I see with FF. In IE there is only a single button - no other graphic or text or link of any kind in the lower right corner of the message box. EDIT: Opera also looks the same as IE, regardless of how it identifies itself (Opera, Mozilla, or IE).

Interesting; I'm seeing the exact opposite. The IE reply-with-quote button says "Reply" and FF says "Quote". Also, in IE there is no quick reply button. Not that it matters that much to me, being a FF user, but did you turn off the IE support? :D

Is this something specific to Access, or across the board? Inquiring minds want to know.;)