JComServ Service Users

Reminder: Outage due to ISP change

2007-04-13T06:13:58Z

Just a reminder. This is expected to go forward as planned.

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Starting at approximately Noon on Friday, all web sites and email will be down. We will be upgrading to a faster internet connection, which will result in much better web and email performance. This should only last until about 4pm, but could last into the evening, if there are problems.

I wish this could take place after business hours, but I am limited by the schedule of AT&T.

We apologize for any inconvenience, but trust that you will notice a positive difference. :)

Thank you,

Jon Ciesla

ISP upgrade 4/13 12PM-4pm

2007-04-09T07:05:11Z

Starting at approximately Noon on Friday, all web sites and email will be down. We will be upgrading to a faster internet connection, which will result in much better web and email performance. This should only last until about 4pm, but could last into the evening, if there are problems.

I wish this could take place after business hours, but I am limited by the schedule of AT&T.

We apologize for any inconvenience, but trust that you will notice a positive difference. :)

Thank you,

Jon Ciesla

New Spam Filtering Process

2006-06-13T07:41:48Z

In response to some concerns, I have changed the way incoming email messages marked as spam are to be handled.

I have created a folder called Spam in each persons's account, which you can access through the webmail interface or through any client set up to use IMAP. If your client uses POP3, you will have to log into the web interface to see the Spam folder.

The mail system will place in your Spam folder any email message addressed to you that it thinks is spam. If you find a message in this folder that is not spam, forward it to me at jciesla@jcomserv.net and I will have it marked as non-spam. Also, as always, if you receive spam in your inbox, forward it to me at jciesla@jcomserv.net and I'll mark it as spam.

You may also email me with any questions.

JComServ Service Users Message

2005-07-09T14:16:52Z

POP/IMAP users: If you currently use a POP or IMAP client (Outlook, Thunderbird, Eudora, etc) to access your email account, please alter your pop server address from mail.jcomserv.net to pop.jcomserv.net, your imap server address from mail.jcomserv.net to imap.jcomserv.net, and your outgoing smtp server address from mail.jcomserv.net to smtp.jcomserv.net.

If you use the webmail interface exclusively or have absolutely no idea what I'm talking about, you may safely ignore this message. :)

Thank you,
Jon

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JComServ Service Users Message

2005-02-07T10:53:57Z

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JComServ Service Users Message

2004-11-23T15:20:33Z

Thank you all for you continued spam reporting. I have just implemented 3 more spam blacklists for a total of six. Things should improve, but keep those reports coming.

Jon

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JComServ Service Users Message

2004-11-13T14:31:39Z

It has been brought to my attention that since the server rebuild last week there has been a sharp increase in spam.

The reason for this was that in the old configuration, I had added the use of a Spam Blacklist, which filters out any email from known spam servers based on a frequently updated list. This Blacklist is not a part of the default mail server configuration, and it's absence has been felt by several of you as well as be me personally.

I have re-established the use of the Spam Blacklist. You should see signifigantly less spam. If you do recieve more in the future, feel free to forward it to limb@jcomserv.net, and I'll see that the offending server gets added to the filter.

Thank you for your patience.

Jon

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JComServ Service Users Message

2004-11-06T17:58:35Z

Thank you for your patience.

There was an unforseen complication last night that necessitated a totally clean OS install and the recreation of all user accounts. I managed to save all web and email data. New passwords will be forthcoming, now that I've finished stitching the email data back onto the webmail client and, with Matt's help, squashed an SMTP bug.

We should be rewarded with increased performance and stability, as well as increased free disk space.

Jon

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