Service restored

Started by Rik, Oct 09, 2007, 10:29:42

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Rik

Martin's given Clunker a good talking to, and blogs are now restored.

In addition, he's sorted out the permissions problem that was causing issues with modifying web space via FTP.

Thanks, Martin. :)

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Simon

Good news!  Let's hope things continue to run smoothly from now on.  :)
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Rik

We don't have a fingers-crossed smiley.  :'(
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Inactive

Trevors fate if he plays up again..


Anything and everything that I post on here is purely my opinion, it ain't going to change the world, you are under no obligation to agree with me, it is purely my expressed opinion.

J!ll


Rik

I knew him well, Horatio... :)
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J!ll

I think this a better one?

Rik

We really need one that looks a tad worried, Jill. :)
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J!ll

Difficult man to please!  ;) will hunt around, but off to work soon  :(

Rik

 ;D

You should talk to Sue, Jill...
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Kheldar

Quote from: J!ll on Oct 09, 2007, 11:52:48
   :-\
is it just me or does that look like Zippy from the 70's tv prog Rainbow ?

Rik

There was such a programme? Must have been before the watershed.  :P
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Kheldar

Quote from: Rik on Oct 09, 2007, 15:33:45
There was such a programme? Must have been before the watershed.  :P
there was.

no such thing a watershed in them days was there ? !

Jillian



Watershed? What watershed?! ;D


Rik

Quote from: Kheldar on Oct 09, 2007, 15:35:17
no such thing a watershed in them days was there ? !

Always has been, 9pm. I didn't watch a huge amount of TV in the 70s, too busy with career and new marriage, though I made an exception for the Ascent of Man. :)
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Quote from: Jillian on Oct 09, 2007, 15:41:11


Watershed? What watershed?! ;D

The one at Gloucester RFC during the summer?? :) :out:
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Jillian

Gloucester? You'll have to clarify that one Rik, can't remember this summer, did we have one?!

The only people who seem to forget there is a watershed for TV are the programme makers, especially the soaps!

Rik

Quote from: Jillian on Oct 09, 2007, 15:57:24
Gloucester? You'll have to clarify that one Rik, can't remember this summer, did we have one?!

The county got flooded, the home supporters at Gloucester Rugby occupy a stand called the Shed...

QuoteThe only people who seem to forget there is a watershed for TV are the programme makers, especially the soaps!

But they do apologise so well afterwards!  >:(
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Inactive

Quote from: Jillian on Oct 09, 2007, 15:57:24


The only people who seem to forget there is a watershed for TV are the programme makers, especially the soaps!

Agreed Jillian, not just the " soaps " either.
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BrianM

Hi!! Just recived an email this morning (Sat) from support informing me of work being carried out to restore email back to normal. It's great that support take time out to keep us up to speed on things happening, much appreciated.  I'd like to say a big thanks to Simon and Co for their hard work, time spent and perseverance in sorting out a situation that's just one of those things in life which can't be helped.  Been with Idnet for 8 months and don't regret joining for one minute. Thanks again...  Brianm. 
Brian

Take care of all your memories. For you cannot relive them.

Rik

Your words will be greatly appreciated by the team, Brian. Thanks. :)
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Inactive

Have a Welcome Karma Brian..
Anything and everything that I post on here is purely my opinion, it ain't going to change the world, you are under no obligation to agree with me, it is purely my expressed opinion.

BrianM

Well thanks Inactive, a man of few words myself but I do trawl this forum  and enjoy.
Brian

Take care of all your memories. For you cannot relive them.

Rik

Stay awhile and post, Brian - we love nothing better than to put the world to rights. :)
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J!ll

Quote from: Kheldar on Oct 09, 2007, 15:31:29
is it just me or does that look like Zippy from the 70's tv prog Rainbow ?

Yes!  ;D

Simon

Funnily enough, I didn't even notice a break in service this morning.  I seemed to be receiving emails throughout the morning, and have to confess, I forgot anything was actually going on!
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BrianM

Put the world to rights last night and still feelin' the after effects, strong stuff that guinness !!!!
   
Brian

Take care of all your memories. For you cannot relive them.

thetrevone

well service may have been restored for you, but mail.com email account no longer works for me, since this afternoon, nor is it accessible via web mail. Just pleased I pay for an idnet.co.uk mail account,  because so far the idnet.com one is like being back at plusnet, never thought I would use those two words in the same sentence.  :(

Simon

I have a mail.com email account and mine is working fine, as is the web mail service.  What aspect is giving you trouble?
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Noreen

My IDNet.com email addresses are working OK too.

thetrevone

Hi thanks for your responses, at least I know it is personal now :P,

Since this afternoon it has been impossible to log into webail (log in failed) also MS outlook reports that

Task 'mail.idnet.com - Receiving' reported error (0x800CCC92) : 'Your e-mail server rejected your login. Verify your user name and password in your account properties. Under Tools, click E-mail accounts.  The server responded: -ERR Authentication failed.'

Both webmail access and MSoutlook were working until friday night prior to the planned maintenance, account was set up with Miriam just last week so I know its not settings this end and the account details on the portal correctly show my .com email account and password.


Simon

Sorry, I'm a little confused.  Are we talking about an idnet.com account, or a mail.com account, as in http://www.mail.com?

'mail.idnet.com' is incorrect, as far as I am aware.  The servers for idnet.com mail are pop3.idnet.com for incoming mail, and smtp.idnet.com for outgoing mail.  If you have a Mail.com account, the servers are pop1.mail.com and smtp1.mail.com.

Can you verify which account you are having problems with, and check the server settings in Outlook, please?  :)
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colirv

My idnet.com smtp has (since yesterday) started blocking some outgoing mail. Any spam that I'm forwarding to spamcop.net to be reported is blocked, everything else is being let through. Previously everything went through without bother. I'll give support a ring in the morning to have this fixed (I'm very keen to report any spam I receive) but thought I'd mention it in case anyone else has found things have changed since the rebuild.
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Gary

No problems with my IDNet.com mail addresses as well, smtp sends fine :-\
Damned, if you do damned if you don't

thetrevone

Si6776
My apologies for the confusion, I was referring to pop3.idnet.com, as set up with Miriam at IDnet. My point is that I fail login for the webmail as well, so setup (which is correct by the way) in MS outlook is irrelevant at this point.

It appears that I am not alone other members are also facing this problem as of yesterday afternoon following the planned maintenance as discussed on another forum.

Rik

Some issues were expected as DNS propagation occurred, but that should be complete by now. Have you changed your original password by any chance?
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Gary

Quote from: thetrevone on Oct 14, 2007, 09:51:40
Si6776
My apologies for the confusion, I was referring to pop3.idnet.com, as set up with Miriam at IDnet. My point is that I fail login for the webmail as well, so setup (which is correct by the way) in MS outlook is irrelevant at this point.

It appears that I am not alone other members are also facing this problem as of yesterday afternoon following the planned maintenance as discussed on another forum.
This must be quite a hit and miss thing, the work on the email servers was if memory served me right completed in the morning, ahead of schedule. I have no issues with pop3 either, they did say there could be some dns issues on some mail accounts so maybe this is the problem.
Damned, if you do damned if you don't

Gary

Damned, if you do damned if you don't

thetrevone

Hi Rik,
No I have not changed my password for the email account, I am beginning to think it has something to do with when the email account was set up, the other person complaining of the same problem I think only set up the account last week as he is a new customer, perhaps its just a coincidence that both accounts have been setup between the time the original server failed and the planned maintenance.

Stevescat

Can access my IDNet.com mail OK, the only problem I see is the November date stamp!
Steve

Gary

Quote from: Stevescat on Oct 14, 2007, 10:07:52
Can access my IDNet.com mail OK, the only problem I see is the November date stamp!
I have not noticed that, but I'll do a check to see. saying that without a jug of coffee I would not have noticed ;)
Damned, if you do damned if you don't

Rik

Can you elaborate on that Steve? I'm not seeing any November dates, so I wonder if I'm not looking in the right place.
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#46
My date stamp is fine :) for incoming mail via pop3 and sending via smtp
Damned, if you do damned if you don't

Rik

Quote from: thetrevone on Oct 14, 2007, 10:06:46
No I have not changed my password for the email account, I am beginning to think it has something to do with when the email account was set up, the other person complaining of the same problem I think only set up the account last week as he is a new customer, perhaps its just a coincidence that both accounts have been setup between the time the original server failed and the planned maintenance.

It's possible that the accounts have got caught up in the backup/restore process and lost. Have you checked that you're using the settings shown on your accounts page? If so, my guess is that the account has been chewed. :( I've alerted IDNet to this thread, so it will get sorted, but maybe not today. It might be a useful exercise to create a new account and see if that works OK.
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Stevescat

Ah ha! Just noticed it's only the automated mail generated by my router - nothing else!
Steve

Rik

Netgerar, Steve? They do strange things to dates at times...
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Stevescat

Bang on!!! Never noticed it before.
Steve

Rik

Guess who's been caught out in the past. ;)
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thetrevone

Rik I have tried your suggestion of setting up another email address unfortunately webmail log in fails, so this is, as you thought, an account problem at least my .co.uk mail is OK.

Rik

Actually, I expected that to work. :( It's certainly bigger than a mail issue for you. Support will be taking a look at this thread when they get my message, but you may want to give them a call in the morning to check that your settings are OK - they can look at the server for you. (You are using the correct mail servers I take it, ie not mail.idnet.com?)
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thetrevone

Yes I am using the right servers, but in the last case I just tried webmail access without setting up a new account in MS outlook. as there didnot seem much point if webmail access login fails.

Rik

I'd try the Outlook setup, just to see if it works. I take it the Accounts > Email page does say 'ready' against the email address?
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Gary

One odd thing I did notice was if I try and log in using the password to webmail it never lets me in even though I'm using the correct password, if I copy and paste it from the IDNet homepage it works fine :-\ but this has been like that from the outset
Damned, if you do damned if you don't

Rik

I wonder if your password has gained an invisible character?
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Gary

#58
I wondered that, I used a complicated password  ::) I could change it but if I check my webmail I just copy and paste to be honest, with all the work that had to be done Rik I did not want to change anything till things were fixed, thing is pop3 access works fine and the password was typed in by hand :-\
Damned, if you do damned if you don't

snaggie

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Hi,
I am a new user here, and just last night tried to set up email, web mail and ftp access.  However, it seems that, no matter what I try with any of these, I cannot get anything to accept my password.  Continually get Authentication errors!  Is it possible that the password originally set up for my account has become corrupted somehow ?

Message from Cute FTP is below:

COMMAND:>   [14/10/2007 11:07:59] USER ragdoll
      [14/10/2007 11:07:59] 331 User ragdoll OK. Password required
COMMAND:>   [14/10/2007 11:07:59] PASS *****
      [14/10/2007 11:07:59] 530 Login authentication failed
ERROR:>      [14/10/2007 11:07:59] Not logged in.

Inactive

Quote from: snaggie on Oct 14, 2007, 11:05:48
Hi,
I am a new user here,



Warm welcome, I cannot give you an answer, somebody else will, just a warm welcome and a Karma.

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snaggie

Many thanks, Inactive - chances are it is me being stupid, but I cannot see where I am going wrong    :-\

Rik

Welcome to the forum. :)

When did you set up the accounts? It is possible that passwords may have become corrupted or changed. What FTP client are you using?
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snaggie

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Hi Rik,
Migrated to ID Net from Plusnet last Thursday.  Tried using FTP last night for the first time using Cute FTP v8 Professional.  It seems that it just does not recognise my password, as notified to me by ID Net in the 'Web Space Setup' page on my account.  Seems also that my Email client has the same problem with my ID Net email address, and also when I access the web mail page.  MS Outlook gives an error message when checking the account - Authentication error.  A little confused here   :-\

thetrevone

Quote from: Rik on Oct 14, 2007, 10:52:39
I'd try the Outlook setup, just to see if it works. I take it the Accounts > Email page does say 'ready' against the email address?

Yes Rik it says 'ready', One of first things Miriam said last week when I called regarding setting up the .com email account, as I was having a problem geting the setup right in MS Outlook, was that regardless of this it should be working in webmail and of course it was, the fact that it is not now and neither is the new one makes me think I would be wasting time and yet another 'enter network password' pop up to deal with. I will wait until Monday and call

Rik

Hi Snaggie

Quote from: snaggie on Oct 14, 2007, 11:18:32
Migrated to ID Net from Plusnet last Thursday.  Tried using FTP last night for the first time using Cute FTP v8 Professional.  It seems that it just does not recognise my password, as notified to me by ID Net in the 'Web Space Setup' page on my account.

When it was first launched, a number of people experienced problems with FTP, as the way the address/password is given on the web page is only strictly for the  NVu set up. I use FireFTP in Firefox, and separate out my username and password from the URL. Have you tried this? I know some versions of SmartFTP gave problems too, so if you are using Firefox, it might be worth trying the addon.

QuoteSeems also that my Email client has the same problem with my ID Net email address, and also when I access the web mail page.  MS Outlook gives an error message when checking the account - Authentication error.  A little confused here   :-\

I think you need to talk to support on this as I can't ask you the questions I would need to in a public forum, and I can't see what is happening server side. I have made support aware of this thread, though, so they will be taking a look I'm sure.
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Quote from: thetrevone on Oct 14, 2007, 11:23:53
Yes Rik it says 'ready', One of first things Miriam said last week when I called regarding setting up the .com email account, as I was having a problem geting the setup right in MS Outlook, was that regardless of this it should be working in webmail and of course it was, the fact that it is not now and neither is the new one makes me think I would be wasting time and yet another 'enter network password' pop up to deal with. I will wait until Monday and call

As I said to Snaggie, this is one of those areas where we can't do too much user-to-user, as we would need information you wouldn't want published in the forum. :( A call to support is definitely the best way forward I'm afraid.
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snaggie

Thx Rik - will give them a call tomorrow.    ;)

thetrevone

Problem resolved, it appears there were just a small number of us with the problem which IDnet corrected at 9:00 this morning. hopefully looking forward to another year free of 'enter network password' pop ups  :)

Rik

That's good news. I'm guessing that something 'got lost in translation' with the moves between servers.
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rgt247

Quote from: snaggie on Oct 14, 2007, 11:18:32
Migrated to ID Net from Plusnet last Thursday. 

Welcome To Idnet I also came here from Plusnet In February. The difference Is Incredible !!!!! Idnet just works !!!!  :banana2:
Rich


Plusnet :P