Set SMTP server without affected by ISPs.
by george on Dec.01, 2007, under Hosting
Port 587 is opened for SMTP traffic, you can use SMTP with authentication.
i.e.
Server Name: mail.yourdomain.com Port: 587 Authentication: User name and password User Name: name@yourdomain.com
Server Upgrades
by george on Jan.23, 2007, under Hosting
php5: /usr/local/bin/php5
PHP5 runs as CGI on all .php5 files. Example: http://www.igps.ca/phpinfo.php5
You can make standard .php and other files executable by PHP5 instead of PHP4 by adding the following line in a .htaccess file:
AddHandler application/x-httpd-php5 .php .php4 .php3 .phtmlMySQL will be upgrade to version 5 soon.
FYI: Forwarders to AOL & Comcast Addresses
by george on Dec.23, 2006, under Hosting
If you have forwarders going to AOL e-mail addresses, please be sure that the AOL user is not reporting the forwarded e-mails as spam, even if it is indeed spam. Because the e-mails are being forwarded from our servers, AOL is marking us for the spam which has created a number of blocks that we've had to resolve with them. We're already beginning to remove forwarders that are reporting the spam in order to prevent further incorrect spam listings.
Comcast has now adopted very similar policies. Please do not report forwarded e-mail from our servers to a Comcast address as spam. Doing so ultimately results in our servers being blacklisted even though we are not the original source of the spam. Much like the AOL forwarders, if we see this as a problem, the offending forwarders will be removed automatically.