Recent content by rednoise

Thank you very much for your response. I believe you're right - my mobile email program, Bluemail, shows a warning in one email from my x10 address, "Email authentication failed - This email failed SPF, DKIM, or DMARC authentication checks. It may be spoofed or from an unverified sender." I...

I'm unable to send email to any Gmail user. The message appears to be sent, and a copy is placed in my Sent folder, but the email is never received. There are no rejected/non-deliverable/other error messages returned - it just disappears silently into the ether. Emails to all other domains that...

I took down that page, but my certificate issue was resolved a long time ago. Hopefully for good.

Did you ever get a response about this? I too noticed a couple of months ago that logging had ceased on or about May 16. I've been meaning to ask about this here or on Discord. But I just checked now, and it appears that logging seems to have started up again on September 23, one day after you...

Did you make any changes, or did it just start working on its own? Maybe the expired certificate got renewed. All my computers are now working as normal.

That might have something to do with it. The timing is right - that's about when my mail stopped working. But now... I think things are working again. As mrburnsx suggested, I deleted the account from Thunderbird and re-added it, letting Thunderbird choose the settings from its database. The...

Thanks for the response. This gets me part way there. What I found is I can send and receive mail only of I shut off all security, that is, if I set the servers up for plain IMAP and SMTP. If I follow your instructions for secure IMAP and SMTP it again doesn't work. Having no security is...

I see that I mistyped the SMTP port - I had it set to 465, not 463. But it had been working all along until recently. I just now changed it to 587 per your suggestions, but it still doesn't work. I get the same error message from Thunderbird, "The message could not be sent because the connection...

About 10 days ago I stopped being able to send and retrieve email via IMAP using Thunderbird. I can still send and receive directly from the Roundcube webmail interface. Thunderbird reports no errors when trying to get email (or I don't know where to look); sending mail produces the error...

I think it worked! I'll feel better if it's still working tomorrow, but so far, so good. Thanks!

Several days ago I started getting this error message when trying to access any page om my web site from my browser: ====== from Firefox: Websites prove their identity via certificates, which are valid for a set time period. The certificate for rednoise.x10host.com expired on 5/10/2025...

I'm getting a very similar error message after filling out the form and choosing Save: "Cannot Execute Your Request - /usr/local/directadmin/data/users/ rednoise.x10host.com:rednoise not found, exiting..." I will start my own thread about it shortly, unless a solution is suggested here.

I know I'm piggy-backing on jmannz's thread and I'll start one of my own if you want, but if you were talking to me, I get the error on every one of my web pages. One example is: https://rednoise.x10host.com/capitols/ It's the same error I get on jmannz's URL above: "The certificate for...

I was hoping it was just a spurious or temporary condition, but it's still happening today. My error, as reported by Firefox is: Websites prove their identity via certificates, which are valid for a set time period. The certificate for rednoise.x10host.com expired on 5/10/2025. Error code...

I'm seeing similar error messages when trying to view my web pages and retrieve email.