Email

In this tutorial we are going to show you how to setup your Pipe Ten mailboxes with your iPhone or iPad.

If you’re using POP3 to download and view emails within your desktop email client (Outlook, Mac Mail, Thunderbird and similar) then the following configuration tip could come in handy. You never know when you may be away from your PC, … Continue reading →

In response to a number of PHP email sending related support queries we’ve put together this post outlining the most basic sending method and referencing some of the more advanced PHP email topics. Additional information on PHP mail related functions … Continue reading →

This is a quick tutorial to help with setting up your Pipe Ten mailbox when using Mozilla Thunderbird 3.x.  The instructions for different versions of Mozilla Thunderbird may vary slightly.

This tutorial will help you set up your Pipe Ten mailbox within Mail on a Mac.  The instructions should be the same or similar in all versions of Mac Mail.

Pipe Ten is proud to announce the immediate availability of SSL protected email services. This is especially useful for customers travelling abroad or using insecure/public wireless internet access.

We’re pleased to announce that after our recent mail infrastructure upgrades we now offer new and current customers five times the mail storage that was provided previously at no additional cost. Unlike low quality shared hosting providers, Pipe Ten operates … Continue reading →

The IP address and URL of the Horde IMP Webmail service has been changed from http://213.143.3.174/horde/ to http://89.248.50.197/horde/ There usually four ways in which to access IMP Webmail: Visiting http://213.143.3.174/horde/ will now automatically redirect you to http://89.248.50.197/horde/ and as such … Continue reading →

In addition to the popular Horde/IMP webmail and low graphic SQwebmail options the all-singing, all-dancing graphical webmail client Roundcube is now available.

This tutorial will allow you to setup your Pipe Ten mailbox with MS Outlook 2007, although the instructions are similar to older versions of MS Outlook so can be used as a guide line.

dwebform.pipeten.co.uk is a dedicated email server for handling email generated by Pipe Tens web servers in Derby, UK.  If you are wishing to use a form or script on your website to send emails and are promted to specify a … Continue reading →

If you’re having problems with your email, please try some of these handy tips before contacting support. Problems sending or receiving (POP or SMTP) If you are using mail.yourdomain.com in a third party mail client (Outlook, Entourage, MacMail, Thunderbird, etc.) … Continue reading →

Brief: On Thursday November 5th we will be disabling catch-all email as an option for all new domains. This service modification is being made to address rising spam volume levels as outlined in the blog post Catch-All Email – Spam … Continue reading →

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What is catch-all and what was it good for? Catch-all could also be called wild-card email, in that a catch-all mailbox allows for an email sent to any username under a domain to be delivered to a single mailbox without … Continue reading →

webform.pipeten.co.uk is a dedicated email server for handling email generated by Pipe Tens web servers in Sheffield, UK.  If you are wishing to use a form or script on your website to send emails and are prompted to specify a … Continue reading →

If you receive an email notification with the the subject ‘Warning (Approaching resource limit)’ it means that a resource in your hosting account has nearly reached its designated quota. This could be your web space, traffic, database or mailbox quota. … Continue reading →

Login to IMP Click the ‘Options’ menu Item. Within the select box next to ‘Edit options for’ and choose ‘Mail’. Click the ‘Personal Information’ link. Scroll down and indicate that you want to Save Sent Mail. Now create a new … Continue reading →

http://mail.pipeten.co.uk or http://mail.yourdomain.com (when the DNS is pointed to us only). Then click the IMP (or SQWebMail) link. The username is the full email address user@yourdomain.com, the password is the mailbox password (which should be different from any of your … Continue reading →

First turn off the mail service for your domain. Find the domain in question via ‘Domain Settings’ -> ‘Domain Info’ in your hosting control panel. Click the ‘Edit’ icon next to the domain you wish to use a remote mail … Continue reading →