TCH-Carl

Let us say, your account got hacked and you came to know about it only after a few days. The backup that is on the server would have the same compromised files making it useless.

Backups, maintain regular backups !

Happy New Year to one and all

I miss those guys on TV, just got my hands on the first season DVD. I am going to get the entire set.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a1e0z83KYc8

Thank you for your feedback and review Alie. Very happy to know I was able to assist you to your utmost satisfaction. Merry Xmas !

what you are referring to is the use of shared ssl of the server. You can read more on that here

Nokia N70

Another possibility :: After logging into Horde please use "Options" - Then on "Edit options for" -> choose "Mail" --> Server and Folder Information -----> Spam folder:

Thank you for the kind words, happy to know that they have accepted the new CSR. Once they release the SSL, please upload the files to your account and update the ticket so that we can install it over your account. PS : Hope the one attached fits

Thanks

That is entirely wrong, we do have hundreds of clients having e-commerce site hosted here. Regarding PCI compliance, what Dick said is true and the same was conveyed to the client over the ticket he raised with the Help Desk. Guess the comment was posted before I was able to clarify the points he raised.

Change the incoming and outgoing mail server to yavin.tchmachines.com

Thanks Thomas, updated ! The new slide show is cool

Hi Zach, Thank you for confirming everything is in order. Ryan's post above would have cleared all your doubts. If you have further questions, or need more assistance, please do not hesitate to ask. We are grateful for your understanding and patience.

come on kubuntu, where is the update alert ???

Dick, any more troubles with strangers ?

Thank you Thomas.

Waiting for Linux version....

You are welcome.

Yes, I believe this is a firewall issue. The link http://domain.com/webmail connects to the server via port 2095 where as http://domain.com/sqmail is a cpanel independent installation of squirrelmail that we maintain and works on port 80 so that clients can use webmail, say, on the move or if there are port restrictions.

Thank you for the kind words

Thank you for the kind words, it feels great to hear such comments from clients. We always try to do our best and make TCH proud. @ bill