We've moved to a new server. In the process, mail service has been reorganized. There is a lot of good that will come out of this, including spam reduction and more automation and admin of vanity accounts going to the people who own them. But in the short term it means everyone needs to check and change their mail settings.

The most difficult part of this move will be the concept that your mail account and the login you use to access your website via shell/FTP/SCP are now two different accounts. They may be similar in username, but they are separate now.

Your "new" email account means a new password. I'll soon have an email page where you can choose and change your email password as much as you'd like. But in the short term, I have generated a password for you to use for now. If you log into your shell/FTP/SSH account there is now a file there called "mailpass.txt" and in it is your new email passowrd.

In the instructions below replace "username" and "domain.com" with the username and domain that composes your email. For example: godzilla@monster.com would replace username with "godzilla" and domain.com with "monster.com"

Settings to put in your mail program:

• Incoming mail (IMAP or POP3)
  • Server: mail.domain.com
  • Use SSL
  • Port:
    • For IMAP: 993
    • For POP3: 995
  • Username: username@domain.com (Not just "username" like it used to be, your whole email.)
  • Password: your password
• Outgoing Mail
  • Server: mail.domain.com
  • Use SSL
  • Port 465
  • Authentication: Password
  • Username: username@domain.com (Not just "username" like it used to be, your whole email.)
  • Password: your password

If any of this is confusing or just doesn't seem to work, contact me and I will help walk you through it.