I see whats going on. They won't reply till someone spends $50 on a support request. I tried to do it but it requires a credit card. Guess they want the extra cash to debug their program? Maybe you can help me spam the forums to see if we can get the attention of the maybe one support rep that watch...

Well I forwarded my notification link to their support@mailenable.com address....but it was Denied. I guess they want me to fill out a survey to request support of some sort.

Easier and easier.

None. Still getting responses like that even today. I can tell this is of very HIGH priority to mailenable support given the attention they've put into this thread!

Guess its not important that some people cannot send mail to some people using their system.

Mailbox quota 10mb
Maiblox size (according to mailenable) 9.8MB
Actual mail in folder 1 message, 28k large

Whats going on?

I show nothing in deleted mail, nothing in junk mail, nothing in sent mail. Yet its 98% full. How do I correct this?

Well I haven't seen any godaddy messages attempt to go through at all. However, my current bogus (for today) list is:

*@cristiangallery.com
*@freereed.net
*@wifiphoenix.com
*@pellicano.biz
*@sweetear.com
*@datakin.net

I assume these all use the same mail server software.

Nope. I will say that even after creating the A record for the address sent, and creating a pointer record as well, I am still getting some BOGUS responses 2 days later per the log files.

Welcome to the club!

Local Domain Name: adconn.com
Default Mail Domain Name: mail.adconn.com

Makes no sense to me why its sending what it is

Agreed but I had to try to come up with something since I Wasn't getting a quick enough response here. Still doesn't seem to have made a difference but might be too soon to tell.

Well mine is sending "helo server1.server1.adconn.com". Nowhere in the ME config do I have "server1.adconn.com" let alone "server1.server1...". But server1 does happen to be the name of the server that its running on. Either way, I have hadded an A record for server1.server1.adconn.com to our DNS to...

Funny thing is that in my case its sending something totally unfound in my configuration. See here:

http://forum.mailenable.com/viewtopic.php?p=42768#42768

I don't understand where the data is coming from or how to change it.

Still waiting on help.

Were is the setting for what's sent with the HELO command??

I am having this exact same problem and have yet to see any resolution here.

More info: I am seeing that its sending "helo SERVER1.server1.adconn.com" Now the name of the box is server1, but the mail server is mail.adconn.com. I don't know where mailenable is picking up "server1". Also I don't understand why it is doubling it 'SERVER1.server1', nor why the first instance is ...

How can I configure MailEnable to respone HELO [machine name] instead of HELO [IP] as it does now, when sending email. Evidently this is firing some filters on some servers to disallow mail delivery.

MailEnable 1.x

Thanks!