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I have a domain, registered through GetDotted, which points to my Freeola-hosted web site, and would like to know the following...
1. My main dial-up is via NTL using an 0800 number. Do I have to dial up through Freeola's 0845 number every so often in order to keep my site alive?
2. If I have any suggestions for features that I think may benefit Freeola users, where is the best place to send/post them?
Cheers for any help you can give.
1. My main dial-up is via NTL using an 0800 number. Do I have to dial up through Freeola's 0845 number every so often in order to keep my site alive?
2. If I have any suggestions for features that I think may benefit Freeola users, where is the best place to send/post them?
Cheers for any help you can give.
Wòókiee Møn§†€R wrote:
> Okay... I've mentioned this on here somewhere before, but I'll try
> again...
Are there any plans to add a web-based interface to
> Freeola Classemail and/or hosted domains?
It would be cool to
> have Hotmail-style access to mail accounts, so that we could send
> and receive email from our own domains from anywhere on the
> web.
Demon have a limited Webmail interface, which allows you to
> read your mail but not reply or send new mail. NTL have recently
> introduced a much more flexible system which allows you to read and
> send e-mail direct from your domain - '[email protected]' - but
> this still has some limitations.
I have a domain registered
> through Freeola - 'mind-war.co.uk' - and I think this would be a
> major bonus for your users. Currently I have a Hotmail account set
> up to pick up mail via POP3 from my domain, but this is limited to 4
> mailboxes, and obviously I cannot send mail from my domain. Direct
> access to all of my mailboxes, with the ability to send and reply to
> mail, would be fantastic.
Any news/views on this?
For a PHP script that will let you send e-mail from any account (although you can't read your mail using it - you'll have to stick with the webmail you have to do that) then try a script i had a go at making at www.allhype.co.uk/hypemail/
> Okay... I've mentioned this on here somewhere before, but I'll try
> again...
Are there any plans to add a web-based interface to
> Freeola Classemail and/or hosted domains?
It would be cool to
> have Hotmail-style access to mail accounts, so that we could send
> and receive email from our own domains from anywhere on the
> web.
Demon have a limited Webmail interface, which allows you to
> read your mail but not reply or send new mail. NTL have recently
> introduced a much more flexible system which allows you to read and
> send e-mail direct from your domain - '[email protected]' - but
> this still has some limitations.
I have a domain registered
> through Freeola - 'mind-war.co.uk' - and I think this would be a
> major bonus for your users. Currently I have a Hotmail account set
> up to pick up mail via POP3 from my domain, but this is limited to 4
> mailboxes, and obviously I cannot send mail from my domain. Direct
> access to all of my mailboxes, with the ability to send and reply to
> mail, would be fantastic.
Any news/views on this?
For a PHP script that will let you send e-mail from any account (although you can't read your mail using it - you'll have to stick with the webmail you have to do that) then try a script i had a go at making at www.allhype.co.uk/hypemail/
hmm it
> won't let me signup for an email account.
it has an option when you
> sign up to put in a domain name hosted with them, but i dont have a
> domain hosted with them, and so it won't let me signup.
well, i
> -think- thats why it won't let me signup.
either that or i'm being
> dumb, lol
sorry... my mistake... i should have checked properly before... i have a domain hosted with them, so i can use it with anything... i didn't recall having to have a hosted domain to register.. sorry.
Brio.
> won't let me signup for an email account.
it has an option when you
> sign up to put in a domain name hosted with them, but i dont have a
> domain hosted with them, and so it won't let me signup.
well, i
> -think- thats why it won't let me signup.
either that or i'm being
> dumb, lol
sorry... my mistake... i should have checked properly before... i have a domain hosted with them, so i can use it with anything... i didn't recall having to have a hosted domain to register.. sorry.
Brio.
Brio wrote:
If you want to get your e-mail at a
> web-based account, and send via your domain try the following (it
> works for me!)
1. Register an e-mail account for FREE at
> mail.uk2.net
you'll get a [email protected] account.
hmm it won't let me signup for an email account.
it has an option when you sign up to put in a domain name hosted with them, but i dont have a domain hosted with them, and so it won't let me signup.
well, i -think- thats why it won't let me signup.
either that or i'm being dumb, lol
If you want to get your e-mail at a
> web-based account, and send via your domain try the following (it
> works for me!)
1. Register an e-mail account for FREE at
> mail.uk2.net
you'll get a [email protected] account.
hmm it won't let me signup for an email account.
it has an option when you sign up to put in a domain name hosted with them, but i dont have a domain hosted with them, and so it won't let me signup.
well, i -think- thats why it won't let me signup.
either that or i'm being dumb, lol
Wòókiee Møn§†€R wrote:
It would be cool to
> have Hotmail-style access to mail accounts, so that we could send
> and receive email from our own domains from anywhere on the
> web.
If you want to get your e-mail at a web-based account, and send via your domain try the following (it works for me!)
1. Register an e-mail account for FREE at mail.uk2.net
you'll get a [email protected] account.
2. Log in to your freeola.com control pannel (freeola.com/control) and forward whichever account(s) you'd like to the uk2.net address (yourname.uk2.net).
3. Log into your uk2.net account and in the settings change your outgoing mail adress to [email protected].
Now all your mail goes to a webbased account, and your replies are with your domain name.
Hope this helps someone...
Brio
It would be cool to
> have Hotmail-style access to mail accounts, so that we could send
> and receive email from our own domains from anywhere on the
> web.
If you want to get your e-mail at a web-based account, and send via your domain try the following (it works for me!)
1. Register an e-mail account for FREE at mail.uk2.net
you'll get a [email protected] account.
2. Log in to your freeola.com control pannel (freeola.com/control) and forward whichever account(s) you'd like to the uk2.net address (yourname.uk2.net).
3. Log into your uk2.net account and in the settings change your outgoing mail adress to [email protected].
Now all your mail goes to a webbased account, and your replies are with your domain name.
Hope this helps someone...
Brio
Okay... I've mentioned this on here somewhere before, but I'll try again...
Are there any plans to add a web-based interface to Freeola Classemail and/or hosted domains?
It would be cool to have Hotmail-style access to mail accounts, so that we could send and receive email from our own domains from anywhere on the web.
Demon have a limited Webmail interface, which allows you to read your mail but not reply or send new mail. NTL have recently introduced a much more flexible system which allows you to read and send e-mail direct from your domain - '[email protected]' - but this still has some limitations.
I have a domain registered through Freeola - 'mind-war.co.uk' - and I think this would be a major bonus for your users. Currently I have a Hotmail account set up to pick up mail via POP3 from my domain, but this is limited to 4 mailboxes, and obviously I cannot send mail from my domain. Direct access to all of my mailboxes, with the ability to send and reply to mail, would be fantastic.
Any news/views on this?
Are there any plans to add a web-based interface to Freeola Classemail and/or hosted domains?
It would be cool to have Hotmail-style access to mail accounts, so that we could send and receive email from our own domains from anywhere on the web.
Demon have a limited Webmail interface, which allows you to read your mail but not reply or send new mail. NTL have recently introduced a much more flexible system which allows you to read and send e-mail direct from your domain - '[email protected]' - but this still has some limitations.
I have a domain registered through Freeola - 'mind-war.co.uk' - and I think this would be a major bonus for your users. Currently I have a Hotmail account set up to pick up mail via POP3 from my domain, but this is limited to 4 mailboxes, and obviously I cannot send mail from my domain. Direct access to all of my mailboxes, with the ability to send and reply to mail, would be fantastic.
Any news/views on this?
I have a domain, registered through GetDotted, which points to my Freeola-hosted web site, and would like to know the following...
1. My main dial-up is via NTL using an 0800 number. Do I have to dial up through Freeola's 0845 number every so often in order to keep my site alive?
2. If I have any suggestions for features that I think may benefit Freeola users, where is the best place to send/post them?
Cheers for any help you can give.
1. My main dial-up is via NTL using an 0800 number. Do I have to dial up through Freeola's 0845 number every so often in order to keep my site alive?
2. If I have any suggestions for features that I think may benefit Freeola users, where is the best place to send/post them?
Cheers for any help you can give.