No email when a thread changes...

[Ryssen]

Once in a while (now) i get no email when a thread gets updated.
then I goes about a week then it comes back again.
How do I found out what the problem is??
If it is diyaudio or it is a server somewhere??

 

[Pano]

I've been having the same problem. I will look into it again.

 

[Ryssen]

Thanks!

Update:Its not working yet.

 

[Pano]

Excellent. Mine too.

 

[Ryssen]

Thanks!

Update:Its not working yet.

No It´s not working yet....

 

[Ryssen]

I found anThread notifier suddenly stopped... no emailsother thread about this:

 

[Pano]

Sorry, I read that wrong! I'll let the help desk know, they fixed mine.

 

[Ryssen]

Ok

 

[Helpdesk]

I've checked the suppression list and your email is not listed there.

A test email has been sent from webmaster@diyaudio.com to your inbox. Please check to see if you received the email. There were also no errors returned while attempting to send the test email.

Please copy and paste the contents of the test email into an email message to contact@diyaudio.com.

Thank you.

 

[Ryssen]

I have not gotten any mail from you.
My mail is: (email address hidden)

 

[Ryssen]

(email address hidden) it is..

 

[Helpdesk]

Yes, I did send it to that email address.

I've resent it. Please check your spam folders.

Sender is: webmaster@diyaudio.com
Subject is: vBulletin Email Test

 

[Ryssen]

No I haven´t gotten it ,I don´t have a spam folder,not on my laptop and not on my phone.

 

[Pano]

I assume that you are getting some email, right? Just not from diyAudio

 

[Ryssen]

Yes I am getting some except from diyaudio.

 

[AllenB]

There is supposed to be a trick, Pano do you remember.. a member puts our email source address in to their email contacts and it prevents their email account service from doubting it.

 

[Ryssen]

Hows it going,find anything wrong?

 

[PRR]

...puts our email source address in to their email contacts and it prevents their email account service from doubting it.

No.

Many people keep their Contacts on the local machine, where the mail server can not see it. My Contacts are in FireFox. gMail can not see that. (Yes gMail maintains a contact list in the web-mode interface but I never look at that.)

Generally the bulk spam filter (which really does catch 99% of the bulk spam around) acts without knowing the TO: of the spam.... that would take too long.

Yes, some "smart" contact lists will tell the mailserver "this guy is spam" and maybe "this guy is not spam". You can try toggling DIYA on and off. But I have not seen this do anything in years. (Maybe a decade. I've been getting a weekly megaspam which looks semi-legit and won't stop with server-side filters. I can set a TBird filter to delete it after it comes.)

 

[Kaidanovsky]

Ryssen, you will have a spam folder as it's part of the mail service. If you use a client like Thunderbird or Outlook you can subscribe to the IMAP spam folder from your e-mail provider. If you're logging in through webmail you will definitely be able to find the spam folder.

I have occasionally had e-mail from websites I've had no problem with get flagged as spam and have had to manually add it to my whitelist. Perhaps it happens when forum software is updated, or some e-mail protocol is adjusted by Google or Microsoft or whoever.

 

[Ryssen]

I use Thunderbird.
I did get a notis when this tread updated wit the last 2 posts.
See If get from other threads.....
Got it on the phone as well where I use Blue mail.