I feel your pain! On Thursday, September 4, 2008 at 2:49:06 PM UTC-6, ogg...@gmail.com wrote: > > I registered my domain with Namecheap. Switching my app to GAE, I > moved by nameservers to the default Namecheap ones. Then I set up a > CNAME record so that the host name '@' refers to 'ghs.google.com'. > This worked great. Then, I wanted my email to work, so I went to set > up my MX records. I followed Google's instructions, and despite > waiting well over 48 hours, email did not work. > > I emailed Namecheap support and they told me that it is impossible to > have a CNAME record for '@' and to have MX records for '@'. This is > unacceptable. > > They said the ONLY thing to do was create a framed redirect from '@' > to the 'www' hostname, and then set up the CNAME on 'www' and MX > records on '@'. I do NOT want to access my site at http://www.example.com > and certainly do not want a framed redirect (what is this, 1999?). > > Is there anyway to do this? Surely others have wanted to set up a GAE > app and Google email on the same domain... > > If it is a problem with namecheap, I would transfer instantly to > godaddy or whomever this works properly with. > > Thanks a lot!
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