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vinylmusic wrote:I dont think my provider info will ring any bells
Its a lesser known provider who hosts my website. Its called haisoft
my email address without giving anything away is anything@mydomain.co.uk
Thanks for the info
I'm just a little dubious about the coffeecup one because they no longer support it and its not on their list of software anymore (coffeecup.com). If you click on help from within the program it comes back as unknown.
I cant help asking the question why did they drop it and not even replace it with another anti sopam program?
Because of that I'm still looking
They dont support it anymore because they dont, I mean they are always developing and dropping software like flies they are however really getting back into FTP software at the moment so I suppose the focus is on another product, having your own domain is the easiest setup I know as you basically copy your own pop settings but your ISPs smtp setting for outgoing if you input outgoing aswell, you need to set it up and thats that. it does take a moment to get right, also it works independently of any website plugins so once setup and user info input thats it.
Ive been using it for ages now and no problems, like I say you just have to have the correct settings.0 -
vinylmusic wrote:I dont think my provider info will ring any bells
Its a lesser known provider who hosts my website. Its called haisoft
my email address without giving anything away is anything@mydomain.co.uk
Thanks for the info
I'm just a little dubious about the coffeecup one because they no longer support it and its not on their list of software anymore (coffeecup.com). If you click on help from within the program it comes back as unknown.
I cant help asking the question why did they drop it and not even replace it with another anti sopam program?
Because of that I'm still looking
Magic Mail Monitor?
http://sourceforge.net/projects/mmm3You'll always miss 100% of the shots you don't take - Wayne Gretzky
Any advice that you receive from me is worth exactly what you paid for it. Not a penny more or a penny less.0 -
vinylmusic wrote:Its a lesser known provider who hosts my website. Its called haisoft
According to: http://www.haisoft.co.uk/
Every package comes with an anti-virus and anti-spam system based on SpamAssassin, one of the most powerful anti-spam system. This system is activated by default, and can be easily removed from the Control Panel.
You can choose to flag all the emails detected as spam (add ***SPAM*** to the subject for example) or simply remove them. You can add email addresses into the White or Black list so all emails from them will be allowed/blocked.
So it sounds like it's available should you want to make use of it.Stompa0
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