Which is the most commonly used to contact the owner of a domain (if say the whois info is private, or the owner just isn't checking their mail in the whois email)?
postmaster@DOMAIN or webmaster@DOMAIN
use and check most often?
The problem is, i got a job from client who is client to a company owning a VPS at verio.
The guy im working for isn't technical at all, and i doubt the buyer is neither.
I got the master login to verios "backroom" where it seems like i can add or remove domains and "customer accounts". And the ftp login to to the domain im supposed to work on.... what i lack is something in between. Like cpanel for the actual domain. Is it laying around somewhere or are they supposed to buy/install it?
Also, php seems to be missing. All i need is php and a mysql account to work on, im no serveradmin!
Does anyone have specific contact information for apple.com or mac.com postmasters? I've tried the standard postmaster/hostmaster addresses at both domains, with no response/autoresponders, etc. One of the IPs in our servers seems to be blocked, but can't find anywhere how to contact their postmaster.
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View 5 Replies View RelatedHow do you handle your postmaster and abuse addesses for each of your shared hosting accounts? I obviously dont want to receive them all as root and i dont have catchall accounts enabled. I was thinking about setting up aliases to point to their cpanel username account, but i dont know about you, but i hate those accounts and i highly doubt my clients are going to ever check them. These addresses seem to be high targets for spam as well. I have an anti-spam solution, but high volume targets still let a bit of spam through.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI've a box running Linux Plesk 12.0.18 + Postfix and hosting mydomain.com. Email service is hosted by an external provider.
The problem is that I can't write to postmaster@mydomain.com because Postfix tries to deliver it locally.
What I've already done:
Configured MX record on DNS to point the external provider's server.
Disabled mail service for the TLD from plesk panel or with:
/usr/local/psa/bin/mail --off mydomain.com
The problem still remains.
I think I'm facing on Plesk 12 the same problem described here and elsewhere on this forum for Plesk 9: [URL]