You know, I have been on this list for about 3 years and I have had my
flaming go-arounds with IPSwitch, just like this one on other issues. And I
have witnessed several others like this one from others, as well, over the
years.
The thing that I don't understand is IPSwitch's reluctance to respond to
customer complaints like these via this forum. It's like they turn a deaf
ear to any major problems like this and are told to not respond to anything
on the list that may be controversial. However, it would seem to me that
this list is exactly the place to respond to these kinds of issues and to
provide status and updates of what they are doing to resolve these major
issues.
Just seems strange to me...
Bill Landry
Pointshare
-----Original Message-----
From: Kelly Britt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, April 07, 2000 12:11 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED];
[EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [IMail Forum] SMTP AUTH Issue
Well, Tanya & Support & the entire IMail team (any anyone who is seriously
thinking about buying/using this product in a production environment) ...
today we landed on the ORBS black list because of the IMail SMTP AUTH
problem (had to turn SMTP AUTH off since our upgrade to 6.x caused
condierable instability. So, we try to rely on the relay for domain only
option, and BAM! we are blacklisted...)
Let's see, turn SMTP AUTH off, and we get blacklisted, and many of our users
cant use the mail server. Turn SMTP AUTH on and it will soon fail, and many
of our users can't use the mail server.
Every Ipswitch user take note here: If you are needing SMTP AUTH, you
cannot rely on IMail to function properly, and by turning it off, you risk
the danger of having your mail server blacklisted by using IMail.
Ipswitch, You keep telling me that everyone is working on it you are and
thanking me for my patience, but you have KNOWN ABOUT THIS PROBLEM FOR OVER
A YEAR. (yes, that is me yelling in desparation) ... How much patience are
we supposed to have?! Are you REALLY working on a fix? Or are you just
saying that you are "considering options" to us while you continue to back
burner this issue?
We have *SERIOUS* problems from using your mail server. Why does every
other SMTP AUTH system that I am aware of on the market work, when your
software fails! How are we to solve this URGENT problem? PLEASE HELP!
Thanks,
Kelly Britt
"Need A Dot Com?"
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, April 05, 2000 12:24 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: SMTP AUTH Issue [IMS2000040500001247]
>
>
> Hello Kelly, and good evening. As I stated before, I understand your
> frustration and concern. However, my answer does not change. I have told
> you the point that we are at with SMTP Authentication, and we
> will continue
> to search for a fix to the problem. Also, we are aware that
> there are more
> customers experiencing the problem besides you. We are taking everything
> into consideration; each configuration and client involved. This
> will take
> time, and there is no way around that. We will not come up with
> a universal
> fix in a days time, because it is not a universal problem. There are a
> variety of different people experiencing SMTP Auth failure for different
> reasons. The fix that works for some will not work for others because the
> configurations are different.
>
> We thank you for your time and patience regarding this matter Kelly. As
> soon as we have new information, we will release it. Thanks again.
>
> Tanya M. DeScott
> Technical Support Engineer
> Ipswitch, Inc.
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