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  1. I am aware of the downtime due to the HD replacement but my vps is still down.  I was talking with baloons on discord and his has already booted some hours ago, so maybe there is something wrong with the bootup of my VPS.  Can you please check?

  2. For those like me who have been suspended for too many emails, a counter that keeps track is handy and helps in keeping within the 50 emails per day limit.

     

    This PHP script takes advantage of the report generated by cpanel track delivery tab.  I filtered the generated report to include only the outgoing emails and then counted.  I am not 100% sure this is foolproof as the filtering available is not clean cut.

     

    I have in mind of running a cron job (offsite) to execute the script (onsite) which checks the count.  If anything changed it will generate a report and store it in the mail folder (this avoids adding to the sendmail count).  Once the mail is synced with your home device the report in your mailbox will show the new daily count + some extra details.  

     

    Please feel free to modify to tailor to your needs.  Any suggestions welcome.

     

    PS my logging into heliohost is via 2FA, therefore I had to use the GoogleAuthenticator.php and FixedByteNotation.php scripts which should be place in a lib subfolder.

     

     

     

     

     

    GoogleAuthenticator.php

    FixedByteNotation.php

    KeyGenerator.php

    Logon.php

  3. Sorry but it was my fault.

     

    I set my outlook mail software to copy a hotmail account for all outgoing mail to keep a backup and this was adding a +1 to each email i sent.

     

    So 30 emails are actually 60 emails!  I thought an email is 1 email but every cc is an additional email.  

  4. I am quite sure that this time I haven't gone over the 50 emails as I also removed all fowarding as this was counting against the 50 emails.  I will check the mail route on cpanel to check how many emails are actually being sent and will revert.

     

    At your convenience please unsuspend.

     

    Thanks.

  5. A couple of days ago my account what suspended due to excess emails.  When this happens you cannot access your POP server, nonetheless the email client keeps on hammerring on interval to get in.  I think this is what caused it.

  6. Sorry for bothering you all again. Yesterday I got suspended because I went over the email limit. Krydos was kind enough to unblock me. Today I find this

     

    The IP address 77.71.171.34 has been blocked for trying to log in to POP3 with the wrong password too many times. To prevent this from happening again in the future please make sure your email client username and password are correct. You won't be able to continue to cPanel until an admin unblocks you. To request that your IP be unblocked please visit

     

    I'm sure I didn't do this as the pop server is accessed by a outlook and the passwords are saved. Can you please unblock me again?

     

    username: fcsltd

    website: fcs.com.mt

    server: tommy

  7. For anybody who is still using Outlook 2007 on windows 7 or other old mail clients which by default resort to TLS v1.0, there is a way to force Outlook 2007 to use TLS v1.2,

     

    I followed this article and got mine to work.

     

    https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/schrimsher/2016/07/08/enabling-tls-1-1-and-1-2-in-outlook-on-windows-7/

     

    Just in case in the future this page is no longer accessible these are the steps to follow:

     

    Install KB3140245 from Microsoft update.

     

    Create a DWORD value called DefaultSecureProtocols in both of the following locations and set its value to 0xA80

     

    HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings\WinHttp
    HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings\WinHttp

     

    Create the following DWORDS in the locations shown:

    HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\SecurityProviders\SCHANNEL\Protocols\TLS 1.0\Client

    DWORD: Enabled            Setting: 0
    DWORD: DisabledByDefault  Setting: 1

     

    HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\SecurityProviders\SCHANNEL\Protocols\TLS 1.1\Client

    DWORD: Enabled            Setting: 1
    DWORD: DisabledByDefault  Setting: 0

     

    HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\SecurityProviders\SCHANNEL\Protocols\TLS 1.2\Client

    DWORD: Enabled            Setting: 1
    DWORD: DisabledByDefault  Setting: 0

     

    Reboot and you are good to go.  Sniffing your connection should report 16 03 03 when handshaking TLS.

  8. Yes now it works.  And it shows it is using TLS v1.0 from the initial handshake of TLS 16 03 01.  

     

    Ok please turn them back off and I will sort my mail client out or update. 

     

    Now we know that this started happened after the update because cPanel upped the security measures and turned off by default the old protocols  AUTH PLAIN and TLS v1.0.

     

    Thanks for your co-operation.

  9. Whilst delving into this issue I realised that if you set your outlook encryption settings to AUTO as per hereunder:

     

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    Outlook will try using STARTTLS.  In my case this will fail as described in post #1, then it will revert to AUTH PLAIN and will send the mail.

     

    So whilst you are thinking that your outgoing mail is being sent encrypted, it actually is being sent as plain text.

     

    The way to enforce this is to set your encrypted connection to TLS.  In my case this will fail to send the emails as I still have an issue with sending using STARTTLS.

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