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I’m setting up a server on openshift. I’m on the Bronze Plan and have a pretty common setup, I assume. Tomcat 7 with a MySQL database, scalable cartridge, so nothing fancy. I’ve been able to setup the custom domain and I am aware of the missing SSL certificate. That stuff is pretty well documented.
But I could not figure out how to get mails working. I’m not talking about sending mails from the application itself, I’ve seen questions covering that topic. I mean mail in general, all mails from and to the domain (I’m more concerned with to the domain for now). I for example need a working info#speedapp.io mail address.
Sorry if that is bluntly obvious to anyone else. But I’m coming from a shared Tomcat hosting provider, where the web frontend for mails was already configure.
You need to sign up for email services at a third party host, you can not use OpenShift to host your email.
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I will begin with saying that I am a complete novice in the field of web hosting. So I have this one domain, which was pointing to a blogger page and was configured with Google Apps for mail handling. Now, recently I purchased hosting and installed Wordpress.
I had to change the default name servers and was asked to remove the A records of ghs.google.com. Suddenly my mail stopped working, and I could only get it to work when I reverted the old default nameservers. I must mention that my mail.mydomain.com earlier opened gmail, now started opening my hosts landing page. Although the CNAME record points to Google.
What am I doing wrong? Btw, it's Linux hosting.
PS: The Google MX records are already added in the domains dns settings.
Email routing is based on MX (mail exchange) records in your DNS. You'll need to add Google's MX records to whatever service is hosting your DNS. The support for the host should be able to help you find where this goes.
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I have some services running on OpenShift and others on a web hosting service.
I would like to migrate all services on cloud solutions to save money.
I found many solutions to assign a domain to cloud services, but I cannot find any solution to create email accounts or mailbox forwarders. When you subscribe a web hosting service you have these tools out of the box (you usually have an "Email" section in your CPanel), do you know any cloud service that gives you the same tools? Do you have to create them from the scratch using POP3 and IMAP protocols?
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I've VPS.
I installed postfix and what is necessary for mail server.
(I've used this as a guide: https://www.digitalocean.com/community/articles/how-to-install-postfix-on-centos-6 )
then, I configured my DNS as recomended. (this is my configure http://t1308.hizliresim.com/1d/7/r834r.png)
But there's still problem that: my mails are going to the spam directory? why? what should I do?
I've checked banlists and there's no problem about black lists.
Any idea? How can I solve this problem?
To see if your mail server has a glaring problem that would cause other mail servers to think it's a spammer, try sending a message from your mail server to check-auth#verifier.port25.com. This service will do a bunch of checks, and you'll get a report back with ton of information, such whether or not your mail server's DNS is setup correctly, whether your mail server's IP is on any black lists, if you have a problem with your SPF records, etc.
I don't know much about the setup side, but several other factors could cause it to hit spam folders. Try removing one possible cause at a time until the email works.
replace all the content with pure text (no $, !'s or large numbers)
send from a different email address
send to a different email address on a different domain
If any of those fix your problem, you should have it narrowed down to the cause, which will help the rest of us to give more targeted answers. If those things don't make a difference, then it is most likely in your setup.
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I want to use Hacker News' open source software to build a link sharing community for another industry. I followed the instructions on the arc github page and was able to get a clone up and running on my local environment. I was wondering what the next steps were.
What kind of hosting is required for this kind of a site (since arc is a bit esoteric)? If we assume that I have substantial traffic, is it best to go the cloud hosting route? I noticed Hacker News itself is hosted with ThePlanet, should I do the same?
For any kind of lisp hosting, you're pretty much on your own. It depends on how serious you are about doing this, and how big the starting community will be. If it's a work thing, talk to your network guy about getting a server provisioned. If it's a personal project, you should really consider a VPS server; something like Linode or Slicehost. Note that these aren't specifically Lisp hosts; they give you a bare metal Linux server and let you do what you want with it (including hosting Lisp apps).
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Here is the situation, we have a linux web server that runs Plesk and I need a way to intercept emails sent to and from the server. Plesk uses qmail to send and receive emails.
We have sorted the receiving emails problem by adding a mailgroup to each email address that includes an "archive#" address. Then we use a PHP script to read the "archive#" mailbox and puts the emails into a MySQL database.
My problem at the moment is how to capture the messages sent from the server. Has anyone had any experience in doing this?
Thanks
Peter
this can be done via QUEUE_EXTRA (http://www.google.com/search?q=queue_extra), for which you need to recompile qmail. some hints on doing this on plesk here (http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=pt&u=http://www.maglione.com.br/artigos/artigostecnicos/pleskqextrahowto).