Bought a new server to host the site

[PhilT]

Woo hoo. Always scary doing these major upgrades!!!

[Scotty]

Good job Phil.

Well done.

[sync24]

Just out of interest how do you pay for the site that we all enjoy? Can we donate to help?
HD

[chunky79]

Just out of interest how do you pay for the site that we all enjoy? Can we donate to help?
HD

He is a male stripper, you have to swipe his arse crack to donate.

[Bacardi Jo]

Well done phil it's running smooth and super fast.

[chunky79]

Has anyone else stopped receiving topic reply emails in the last 2 days?

[bam_bam]

Has anyone else stopped receiving topic reply emails in the last 2 days?

No. Might I suggest that your ass-swiping comment about the forum mod got your settings 'accidentally' altered?

[chunky79]

That MrT, he's a fecker. Think my password may be changed by the norning too.

[Shoppinit]

Has anyone else stopped receiving topic reply emails in the last 2 days?

Yes, me. Not getting notifications any more.

[chunky79]

What did you call him??

I have tried resetting everything and even changed password, still no good.

[chunky79]

I seem to be back up and running again now. Thank you MrT, I take back the stripper comment not

[Bacardi Jo]

Has anyone else stopped receiving topic reply emails in the last 2 days?

Yes, me. Not getting notifications any more.

+1

[PhilT]

You bunch of tarts. I had forgotten to set the new mail server config after the final sync from the old server. Doh!!

[Mr Footlong]

FYI Phil, My gmail online is putting ALL "Crew" rs246 topic replies in to the spam area. Nothing has changed on my account, I have no filtering rules in place, Gmail just hates what you have done it seems:

"Why is this message in Spam? It's similar to messages that have been detected by our spam filters. Learn more"

http://support.google.com/mail/answer/1 ... l&expand=5

/EDIT - Quick thought, have you applied updated rDNS/SPF record(s) for the new IP that this now sits on? Longshot perhaps and not sure if your mailer engine will benefit but.

[PhilT]

Thanks Mr FL. I think it was down to the SPF record which is now fixed:

Received-SPF: pass (google.com: domain of crew@rs246.com designates 213.171.197.15 as permitted sender) client-ip=213.171.197.15;
Authentication-Results: mx.google.com;
spf=pass (google.com: domain of crew@rs246.com designates 213.171.197.15 as permitted sender) smtp.mail=crew@rs246.com

Again, it's down to DNS so it might take a couple of days to propagate.