Joslin webmail login

None of the users are able to login via webmail in this morning.
Example -> domain.com:2096 -> [mail@domain.com](mailto:mail@domain.com)
Login success, redirecting...
in this point is forever stuck;
The server is upgraded to the most recent stable version (120.0.5) we use Roundcube as webmail. And I still have access to the email, but have to login via WHM -> CPanel -> my email account

TLDR: Outlook won’t let me login to an email configured in Krystal cPanel. DNS with Cloudflare, hosting with Krystal. SpamExpert setup.
I bought a domain from Cloudflare, hosted it on Krystal as recommend by all here. It is a cracking combination and the firewall combined with Krystal’s hosting. I am enjoying the learning curve.
I am however trying to configure an email on their cPanel. All of the DNS are configured correctly, I have created a new email address with webmail and I can check it with roundcube. It gives me all the manual settings to configure it with say Outlook or Gmail.
The issue comes when I actually try and configure it using advanced IMAP settings on outlook/gmail. They both claim they can’t connect to my host server / can’t open up a connection / can’t connect to IMAP settings. Variety of error messages across different mail providers.
I can however still access, use and function the email address in Roundcube? My SpamExpert is setup, TXT records for SPF and DKIM, MX Records configured. All confirmed via an independent tool Krystal recommend. I just cannot see what issue I’m facing to not be able to login?
I am prepared to wait until Monday to speak with Krystal’s support team, but in the meantime any help would be hugely appreciated. I’m a one man band trying to learn how to configure my own website and emails.
Thank you

I've been prioritizing email privacy and security lately. While I've primarily used webmail interfaces, I'm unsure if they offer the strongest security compared to third-party desktop or mobile clients.
My previous experience is with webmail services and now, I'm considering transitioning to a client like Thunderbird for desktop or a similar option for mobile. Does using a desktop/mobile client offer any security benefits, or is there a potential privacy concern by providing login credentials to a third-party application?
Any insights on this topic would be appreciated. If further details are necessary, I'm happy to provide them.

If you are experiencing trouble recalling your Bluewin email password, you can use our tutorial to assist you. The fact that you can alter your mail is a plus, despite how annoying it is. Users can Simply change the server password by acting according to the guidelines given in the below explained segment. To restore the password and use your email services, go through these protocols

• Enter the valid Bluewin or Telstra mail address webpage into the search box of your loaded web browser when you unlock your smartphone.
• You will be presented with a login screen, and you have to tap the "Forgot your password?" link located at the bottom of the page.
• In case that you are unable to recall your webmail username, you may press on the "Forgot your username?" button.
• You must follow the rules and prove your identity by doing as instructed.
• After your identification has been verified, select a new password. Please make the password in accordance with the guidelines established by the website.
• Once you've modified the password, you can access your Bluewin account and make good use of its functions.

In any case, though, you ought to feel free to contact the Bluewin Customer Care Number if you experience any difficulties changing your password. The knowledgeable agent on duty here will assist you more effectively and streamline your tasks.
More Info- https://www.bluewinwebmail.com/bluewin-password-recovery-problem/

I am looking for recommendations of free email services where I can sign up for an email account without providing a phone number, or recovery email address, to create an email account that is not connected to any of my other contact information.
I do NOT need a recovery option for lost password and I do NOT want two factor validation. However, I would like a webmail interface to see my emails and want this to be more than a disposable email service that keeps incoming email for only a few minutes.
It is OK if storage space is limited or if I have to login occassionally to keep the account from being deleted for inactivity.
(mail.com used to fill this bill until they started requiring a phone number to sign up for an account.)
Thanks

Using this link:
https://webmail.mxroute.com/
Login is failing, yet if I use the regular Roundcube I can login OK.
What gives?

I know this issue is not unique to me, but I am writing down what I'm trying and the situation in case someone can identify a channel I haven't tried. I really don't understand the expired link thing and I think I've tried what has been suggested, but maybe I'm missing something.
- I don't think I changed my master password and have tried many variations of what I think it is
- My hint is for what I think it is, and I'm assuming if I had created a new MP it also would have required a new hint
- I am locked out on my computer; I use a chrome extension. However, I'm still logged into many of my sites. (I'm also still logged into things on my phone.)
- I use webmail exclusively.
- I have SMS recovery set up; I've tried inputting the code on the chrome browser within the gmail app, the Safari app on the phone, and Chrome on my laptop; I always get the expired/invalid link error.
- I have face recognition login set up on my phone but it's still requiring a MP. When I go to password recovery, it doesn't offer face recognition as an option. (I guess facial recognition login is different from facial recognition recovery).
- I submitted a help request with the example websites, account history, invoice, etc., so hopefully they will be able to help; if not, I am going to try reverting.
I'd be grateful for help from any kind souls with experience here, and I'll update if I ever get out of purgatory.

When you want to recover the deleted folder in your Bluewin account then, you may need to perform the directions that are given here:
Go to your login page URL on the browser and sign-in with the authenticated username and password.

• Find Your Deleted Folders: The deleted folders may not be present in the email but can be found in another location if you have not permanently erased them. Find the folder name in the system file and see if it has been shifted to another location. You can also check a folder inside another folder.
• You May Not Recover the Folder but Recover the Email: It may be possible that you may not recover the folder but the email that was present in it. Check your trashed folder and select those emails that are important to you or are part of that folder. Tap on the restore button, and then these emails will be restored to the inbox.
• Always Take Backup of Your Email: Before deleting anything, you should take a backup of your email. You can integrate the email into any email service client, such as Outlook or any other, so your folder will be there even if you have deleted it. After that, you can create a new folder and keep your email in that folder.
• Restore the Older Version of The Webmail: Sometimes, when you restore the older version of the email, you may find your deleted folder, but there is no surety whether it will work or not. You need to get clarity from the Bluewin Customer Service number.

More Info- https://www.bluewinwebmail.com/bluewin-password-recovery-problem/

Hello! I'm a third year computer engineering student. Currently planning for a project related to RFID. I'm hesitant about this idea that I want to implement in our school. Please shed light if this idea is financially possible to make by a group of students.
Is this kind of idea feasible? I would to automate the printing of school forms in our university using a RFID system. I visualize it would look like an ATM machine and the students using their school ID and portal password as their access key they will be able see the services of the system. As for the Certificate of Registration (COR), the students will be redirected to login to their webmail to download the COR.
I would like to ask for an advise if this kind of system is possible to make and related study in how to improve the system. It is just a rough idea about how I visualize the system. I've done some research and there's also a similar application in hospital where patients are able to print their medical records using RFID card.

Got an email from Mediacom that states:
Dear Mediacom Customer,
We notice you have not Upgraded to the new version of your Mediacom webmail , You are required to Upgrade your Mail because we are closing all old versions on, April 4 ,2024 .it's time for all Users to upgrade before losing their access to login into : xxx@mchsi.com This will even keep your information more secure. Please Upgrade now
We appreciate your understanding of this change and thank you for being a Mediacom customer.
Sincerely, Mediacom Customer Service
Is this spam? Feels like spam but wanted to check here first. TIA

Anyone know if the custom domain URL behavior has been documented by Fastmail anywhere? The FMail2 developer (macOS wrapper app) is trying to learn about this to perhaps implement a feature for those of us with custom domains that have FM logins with custom logos / graphics.
 
I know it exists because I can use mail.example.com and/or webmail.example.com and they forward to app.fastmail.com/?domain=example.com

The Frontier Migration is Complete!
Hello everyone, we'd again like to extend a special welcome to Frontier users whose emails have now finished migrating to Yahoo! We've appreciated your patience as we've worked diligently to onboard everyone.
We want to take a moment to share some additional information and address some common questions that we have seen over the last few days.
1) The migration of Frontier emails is now complete. Users should no longer log into their email at Frontier, and instead should now visit mail.yahoo.com, or login.yahoo.com
a) No further wait to access your account at Yahoo is expected or anticipated. Any issues encountered are not migration-completion delays, and should be treated as unique issues to be troubleshot on an individual account basis.
b) We've found that forgotten/invalid password issues are the most common concerns we've seen.
2) Frontier users should now be able to log into Yahoo Webmail at mail.yahoo.com with their pre-existing Frontier password. If you are receiving an Uh-Oh error when signing in, it's likely your password is incorrect, and there are no recovery options associated with your account to help reset your password online. Otherwise, you would be displayed these recovery options to help reset your password and regain access.
a) In this scenario, it is necessary to contact Yahoo Customer Care to attempt verification of account ownership, and then have an agent manually reset your password for you. If verification fails, we may not be able to assist as we must prioritize the security of accounts and user information, over ease of passing the verification process.
b) Calling multiple times in a short-span of time will not improve verification potential. (It may in fact hinder it.) That said, we are working on new ways to verify accounts presently; so if you're unable to verify today, we would suggest calling us back at a future time.
c) While Yahoo Customer Care is typically a paid premium service due to the free nature of our email accounts, we are currently supporting Frontier users for free during this transition window.
d) Please bear in mind, verification may or may not be successful depending on many factors, including any information associated with your account that may or may not have been passed to Yahoo. That said, we'll do our very best to provide all possible options to ensure accounts remain secure, and as many legitimate users as possible can regain access.
3) Verification is not required for all assistance. For example, if you need general guidance, (something outside of giving out sensitive account information or making changes to an account), our support team will be happy to lend a helping hand or word of advice to point you in the right direction.
4) We understand wait times have been a bit longer in the call center than we prefer with the volume of contacts we've received, and we thank you for your patience as our support team works to assist everyone we can.
5) We've been asked if ID-verification is a legitimate means of verification. We're proud to say that yes, it is! We launched this option in 2022 to help provide an additional avenue for our callers to potentially verify their accounts. More information is available here: https://help.yahoo.com/.../verification-privacy-policies...
6) App-passwords are not needed to establish or update your email within a third-party email client. Your pre-existing Frontier password should still be sufficient, so the only updates necessary are modifying IMAP/POP server settings to the Yahoo values below: (If these do not work, try to log into mail.yahoo.com to see if a password issue is the root cause.)
IMAP: https://help.yahoo.com/.../imap-server-settings-yahoo...
POP: https://help.yahoo.com/.../pop-access-settings...
Special note for Legacy Frontier users (Uncommon):
When logging into Yahoo for the first time, you may be asked for a verification code which will verify your ownership of your Frontier account. You can get this code by logging into your account at Frontier, collecting the code, and entering it in the Yahoo flow. You will then be asked to change your password, and this will complete your migration. You may use Yahoo webmail, apps, or a third party client of your choice thereafter.
Again, we understand that any time of change can be frustrating, but we'd like to extend our warmest welcome and appreciation for you once more. We hope you'll enjoy Yahoo products and services. If you need help, please explore available help options by reaching out to us at Help.Yahoo.com

If there is login problem within Bluewin webmail, the users must follow the instruction listed below:

• If the internet connection is slow the users have to encounter login problem. Check and ensure that the internet connection is working in good conditions.
• The users should use the correct username and password in the login field. If there are mistakes in the login credentials the users will not able to login to bluewin email account.
• If the users email account is deactivated then there will be problem to sign in or log in. Make sure the current status of the account is active and in work condition.
• Sometimes the users might be unsure about their password. In such case resetting the password will be the best advice. Multiple login attempts could lead to lock account.
• The browser cache and cookies can cause login issues. Sometimes clearing out cache and cookies could fix the login issues.

Some of the browser extension could trigger problem with website functionality which may cause problem to log in. Remove the browser extensions and check if the problem still persists.
If the users have tried all the mentioned steps and still not able to log in, its better to contact Bluewin customer care for more information and assistance.
More Info- https://www.bluewinwebmail.com/how-to-solve-the-unable-to-send-bluewin-webmail-problem/

TIP: a large number of profs are attempting to reach out to their classes using the student webmail emails, so it's in your best interest to sign in to Webmail and check (if you don't already have it forwarded to your personal email)! In case you missed the latest update notification via the UW Safe app:

Service outage updates – March 29

DUO MFA service
The DUO multi-factor authentication (MFA) service has now been restored. This will allow you to access systems that use DUO to authenticate you when you are logging in.
Students, staff and faculty will now be able to log in to:

• M365
• Outlook
• Teams

Faculty and staff can also now log in to:

• Avanti – SSO Login
• Fusion Play
• Fusion Staff Login
• Qualtrics – Student Survey Login

Please be advised that, if you have any password issues with M365/Outlook/Teams, the systems that support account password resets remain unavailable at this time.
Campus community town hall
A second town hall is scheduled for 1 p.m. on Monday, April 1. The link to access to the town hall is available on this page.
Printing
Printing and copying are now available in Print Services. Print requests can be emailed to [printjob@uwinnipeg.ca](mailto:printjob@uwinnipeg.ca) or dropped off at Print Services in 0B08 between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. Most orders will be completed within 24 hours.

My boss sent me an email to configure my work email but I can’t get it to work. In the email there’s a section for the password and it says “use your cpanel password”, so I made an account with the username given and made a password, but it still won’t let me access webmail on our website. I can login to cpanel but it looks way different than my bosses, looks more like a store.

As many of us are going through a transition to Yahoo as our email provider I want to offer some tips on what is needed to make Yahoo email work with the native Mail app on Mac. I spent 3 hours yesterday on this and found that very few Yahoo CSR's know anything at all about the Apple OS. So in the interest of saving others from that frustration, here is what I learned.
First a caveat--the transition for iphone is straightforward and Yahoo has tips as does Cox on their web site about the transition for iOS. Just add a new email account in settings as you normally would selecting the type as Yahoo. It is simple, easy and requires you do nothing except have your username and the new yahoo password you created--should work out of the box but consult the Cox notes which does have guidance for iPhone and Android mobile users (although they try to guide you into using the Yahoo app and the Yahoo web mail). I didn't want another app--I wanted to use the Apple supplied native app on my Mac so I tried --it did not work the same way and this is what I found.
These instructions are exclusively for Mail on the Mac OS.

1. Do not, and I mean this strenuously, do not simply add a new account by selecting Yahoo as the email type. Instead, open system preferences--Internet Accounts and select the generic Mail Account. When presented with the dialog box, deselect 'automatic' so that you can manually enter the imap and smtp information. Yahoo's help page on their web site has a section devoted to the correct info. https://help.yahoo.com/kb/imap-server-settings-yahoo-mail-sln4075.html
2. I have re-creacted the info here:
3. Incoming Mail (IMAP) Server Server - imap.mail.yahoo.com Port - 993 Requires SSL - Yes Outgoing Mail (SMTP) Server Server - smtp.mail.yahoo.com Port - 465 or 587 Requires SSL - Yes Requires authentication - Yes Your login info Email address - Your full email address (name@domain.com) Password - Generate App Password Requires authentication - Yes
4. When it comes to the password, do not use the password you created for Yahoo email--that is fine to use on the phone but not here. Instead you must go up to the Yahoo web site--login with your new Yahoo password. Then select your account and you'll be prompted to login again (I know--you did that already to get into your webmail but that is how they do it), and then navigate to security just below the header, select that. Scroll down and on the right hand side you'll see an option to Generate an App Password. Select that and you'll be given the option to create and copy a unique password--and that is the password you want to paste into the password field on your mac. Double check that the smtp and imap accounts are the correct Yahoo (and not cox) accounts. Save it and you should be good to go--unless of course you need to finesse the port selection for outgoing email. Good idea to send and receive a test email to another account to be sure everything is working as it should.
5. Cox --to my knowledge does not show these instructions anywhere in their notes, and in my experience many Yahoo CSR's don't know this either--they'll waste a lot of your time and won't solve the issue--so be warned. The Yahoo folks are very nice but it does not seem as if they were alerted to the idea that Mac users might be calling in with questions.

I hope this helps members of this community who are mac users. I do not believe Unix or Win users have to do this --I just wanted to get mai working again so did not take the time to explore further so if you are one just ignore this post. Cheers.

Nothing against the existing one, but I'd like to use "mail.mydomain.com" and get right into Roundcube. Nothing fancy, just a little custom.