https://atmail.webfaction.com removed
See http://statusblog.webfaction.com/atmail for details.
See http://statusblog.webfaction.com/atmail for details.
One of our mail servers is currently refusing connections. This is affecting the ability to log in to POP, IMAP and Webmail for some of our users. We are looking into the problem and hope to have it resolved soon.
2009-07-06 10:19 CDT – the mail login issue has been resolved.
See http://statusblog.webfaction.com/atmail for details.
Some web applications are assigned a port number (for example 2345) when they are created. Until now these ports have been exposed to the outside world meaning that you could view your application via http://www.example.com:2345 as well as http://www.example.com
From July 30th these ports will be closed to the outside world. This means that while http://www.example.com continues to work, http://www.example.com:2345 will stop working.
You can open a ticket and ask for your port(s) to be open to the outside world and we will open them on a case by case basis.
A while ago we setup a test instance of AtMail as a new webmail interface. Unfortunately it had a few limitations and we ended up using RoundCube.
On July 7th we will remove the AtMail instance at https://atmail.webfaction.com
RoundCube is now our new default WebMail interface at https://webmail.webfaction.com.
Note that the old interface (SquirrelMail) is still available at https://squirrelmail.webfaction.com
Web 35’s root partition has gone read only. We are looking
into it now.
[06:16 PM CST] Update: Web 35 is up and running again. There do not appear to be any software problems so we are running a diagnostic test on the server’s hardware.
[08:58 PM CST] Update: We are currently running fsck on Web 35.
[010:48 PM CST] Update: The fsck is complete and the server is back online.
We’ve setup a new Webmail interface (AtMail) at https://atmail.webfaction.com. Feel free to try it out and to send us your feedback at support@webfaction.com.
The plan is to make it the default Webmail interface in the near future.
Several of the datacenters hosting our servers are having network issues and a large chunk of our servers is currently unreachable.
Update: the network issues are now fixed and all servers are back online.
Update 2009-05-13 10:38 CDT: the datacenters just experienced another brief network outage, but all servers are back online at this time.
The filesystem on Web71 went into a read-only state a few minutes ago. We are currently rebooting the server and will investigate the problem further when it is back online.
Update 2009-05-07 08:43 CDT – Web71 is back online.