addaction setup help

[Lithium381]

Teh UBER cool R-MAN helped me with my site, much thanks to him! Nothing there yet, but i had a few questions for those of you familiar with it:

e-mail forwarding: is that only to other logins within my domain or can it forward to anywhere..
subdomains: can i delete them at will? so i can mess with it and test things out before using them ?

hrm, that's it for now, i'm SURE there will be more, i'll just bump and edit 😀

 

[KK]

yes you can forward emails to anywhere, don't know about the second question.

KK

 

[Lithium381]

Originally posted by: KK
yes you can forward emails to anywhere, don't know about the second question.

KK

do i have to have an account setup for the intended recipient or can i just bounce it off

 

[KK]

Are you saying can you just forward an unmade account to somewhere else. I don't think you can do that, but I may be wrong.

KK

 

[Lithium381]

Originally posted by: KK
Are you saying can you just forward an unmade account to somewhere else. I don't think you can do that, but I may be wrong.

KK

yeah, say if someone typed the name wrong(a common mistake) i could have it forwarded to the right one, for example

 

[KK]

Try it and see if it'll allow it.

KK

 

[Nohr]

You can add and delete subdomains as you wish, so long as you don't gove over the max allowed of course.

I think you can handle your email question in the Default Address part of the Control Panel.

 

[RossMAN]

First login to your cPanel by going to your domain/cpanel

Under Email Management click Default Address, whatever email address you enter there that's where ALL incoming email will be routed to.

Yes you can create/delete/redirect subdomains at will, to do that under Site Management click Domain Manager.

 

[ChefJoe]

You can specify the catch-all (gibberish@yourdomain.com goes to the default/catch-all e-mail) or you can use forwarding as you'd suggested (my e-mail is chefjoe@mydomain.com, I could create a forwarder to catch all cehfjoe@mydomain.coms and put them in the chefjoe@mydomain.com account, but there's so many variations that it'd be easier to use a catch-all).

BTW: One of the greatest features about forwarders is the ability to setup a forwarder like "march@mydomain.com" that sends to a main account (or a spamcatch@mydomain.com type of account) and use that for a month, then remove the forwarder and setup a mail block on anything with march@mydomain.com in the header.

 

[RossMAN]

ChefJoe - How do you like your AddAction account compared to RippleHost so far?

 

[ChefJoe]

No problems yet, fast, all the options I wanted. I'm in :heart:

I sent a trouble ticket once to ask about the smtp server... their e-mail says to use the ISPs, but I'd prefer not to. Response in a few hours saying: mail.yourdomain.com is our smtp server to use, but know we have a zero-tolerance policy for spam. So do I ;-)

I'm very happy.

 

[RossMAN]

Awesome 🙂

Yeah 99.99% of legit web hosts have zero tolerance for SPAM. Most say in their TOS/AUP that if you SPAM your account will be cancelled then deleted.

I also prefer not to use my ISP's SMTP server if I'm PAYING my web host I wanna use their SMTP.

Glad you like it so far, you get what you pay for 🙂

 

[Lithium381]

Originally posted by: RossMAN
First login to your cPanel by going to your domain/cpanel

Under Email Management click Default Address, whatever email address you enter there that's where ALL incoming email will be routed to.

Yes you can create/delete/redirect subdomains at will, to do that under Site Management click Domain Manager.

I'm talking more specific, per account.....take thagrandcow@atot.com or something, i've always thought it was thEgrandcow.....so could i set just up a forwarder for THAT one, and then say another for someone else etc etc

 

[RossMAN]

I think that can easily be done under Email Management ---> Forwarders