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As stated above, SSL is not available on free hosting, however with our premium/VPS hosting, you can use SSL (and get a free SSL Certificate). What script are you using that needs the openSSL configuration file?

Who is your ISP?

What user? What database?

No problem. If you want, shoot me a Private Message with the email addresses you're trying to send to and I can try and look at the logs.

Unfortunately at this time we are not accepting users from your country. There is nothing that we can do about this, even if we wanted to. The restrictions are re-evaluated about once per year.

I'm still not sure what you're asking. You need to give us a full description of your problem, including what you're trying to do, and what's happening when you're doing it.

Sorry, what are you asking?

This is resolved. Are you still having issues with the forwarding?

This is resolved.

What ISP do you have?

For the record, I suspended your account personally as it was sending hundreds of emails per hour, all being stopped by our spam filter. I can show you the logs (if they're still around) if you want proof. We aren't in the business of suspending people for no reason. It's entirely possible that...

For whatever reason, Dead-i's fix didn't take. I recreated your DNS Zones.

I've rebuilt your DNS zone. There might be a brief interruption (or interruptions) as the record changes over.

It's working fine on my end. Try clearing your cache.

Explains everything. Old browsers don't have the updated specs on how to do trust certificate handshakes. It's your system date/time.

Because seamonkey is old.

I'm telling you that your time is off. Are you dual booting linux/windows? There are known issues with syncing times between OS's.

SSI is working fine on the servers. http://neil-level.x10.mx/ssi/ Your problem is twofold: You're using SSI. It's an outdated technology, and is replaced by literally every other programming language ever. Your index file must be .shtml, not .html

Make sure your time/date is synced with the internet. This isn't an issue with our cert or server, but with your computer.

You also should not set an a record through godaddy.